jakubklos wrote:
I do not think WiFi ADB can work without a rooted phone unfortunately. In that case you should try to get it working with USB instead or simply root your phone.
I do not have to tell you what benefit you will get when you root your phone. It's a must have
Ok, I now tried with my Galaxy Tab 7 which is rooted (Overcome 4.1).
I installed WiFi ADB and got the IP and the port - it works.
Would be fantastic if it worked with not rooted devices.
1.5
- Set/Get file attributes/permissions - Change Attributes action in Total Commander
- adb binary - also added AdbWinUsbApi.dll
- ls syntax detection improved
- Auto mount working for semi-rooted devices
- Push file workaround to /system files when ADB Push fails because of semi-rooted device and permission denifed (mount does not help here) - file copied to sdcard and then moved to /system automatically
1.5
- adb binary - also added AdbWinUsbApi.dll
- ls syntax detection improved
Please, wait for the release
Yes, now work ok. The only thing that I take to your attention is the time of the files. Here it is 2 hour of difference. It is because of UTC+x. Maybe there is a possibility to check the phone and the pc settings to correct this difference?
1.5
- adb binary - also added AdbWinUsbApi.dll
- ls syntax detection improved
Please, wait for the release
Yes, now work ok. The only thing that I take to your attention is the time of the files. Here it is 2 hour of difference. It is because of UTC+x. Maybe there is a possibility to check the phone and the pc settings to correct this difference?
The time issue seems to be a problem in some ROMs. I will analyze ore tomorrow. On 90% ls simply returns time in UTC and the plugin considers that. However, some ROMs simply displays local time. There is no way to find out though. So I use the majority way which works 90% (my 3 devices out of 4 and also the Android emulators).
But I will do a research tomorrow if there is a way. I suspect there won't be just like with busybox ls and utf8 though
Yes, that is because your ls was replaced by busybox ls. Most of ls do not support extra parameters (such as to remove the colors) so the param must not be passed to it. However, when your ls was replaced by busybox it must have that param to remove the color.
Currently you can enable busybox ls in fsplugin.ini and that will fix it for you.
jakubklos wrote:Both issues fixed:
Please, wait for the release
Yes, now work ok. The only thing that I take to your attention is the time of the files. Here it is 2 hour of difference. It is because of UTC+x. Maybe there is a possibility to check the phone and the pc settings to correct this difference?
The time issue seems to be a problem in some ROMs. I will analyze ore tomorrow. On 90% ls simply returns time in UTC and the plugin considers that. However, some ROMs simply displays local time. There is no way to find out though. So I use the majority way which works 90% (my 3 devices out of 4 and also the Android emulators).
But I will do a research tomorrow if there is a way. I suspect there won't be just like with busybox ls and utf8 though
Ok I have solved this the following way:
- LocalTZLS new ini variable added (fsplugin.ini) controls if ls returns time in local or UTC format
So if you have a problem just toggle the LocalTZLS in fsplugin.ini and that will fix it for you.
1.6
- Debug log support added - enable in fsplugin.ini
- LocalTZLS new ini variable added (fsplugin.ini) controls if ls returns time in local or UTC format
- ls - detection of ANSI escaping and removing for non busybox ls
1.7
- Binaries moved to bin dir, aapt added
- APK Icon and metadata support added, new fsplugin.ini variable to disable APK download and icon extraction
- APK properties (Alt+Enter) support added - displays the Name, Package and Version information
- Options dialog added (Alt+Enter at the plugin) - all options can be set here, readme.txt displayed and debug.log viewed