[WFX] Android ADB 8.8
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Re: New version 6.0
For Non busybox ls, ls -l -a can be used to display hidden files.
It works on my Xperia S.
Perhaps it's a workaround for this.
It works on my Xperia S.
Perhaps it's a workaround for this.
jakubklos wrote: 6.0:
- New: ADB Helper added (special app installed to Android device to provide clipboard and other features, first launch and installation might take a bit longer)
- New: Clipboard support (via ADB Helper)
- New: APK information provided via ADB Helper (APK does not need to be downloaded to PC to get the information and icon!)
- Update: Non busybox ls cannot use "ls -la" because older versions of Android do not support the param, we have to use "ls -l" which does not display hidden files - no way to work around this
- Update: ADB binaries updated
Re: New version 6.0
Yes it works on newer Android versions but definitely not working on Android 2.3 so I cannot add the "a" param unfortunatelyvista2006 wrote:For Non busybox ls, ls -l -a can be used to display hidden files.
It works on my Xperia S.
Perhaps it's a workaround for this.
jakubklos wrote: 6.0:
- New: ADB Helper added (special app installed to Android device to provide clipboard and other features, first launch and installation might take a bit longer)
- New: Clipboard support (via ADB Helper)
- New: APK information provided via ADB Helper (APK does not need to be downloaded to PC to get the information and icon!)
- Update: Non busybox ls cannot use "ls -la" because older versions of Android do not support the param, we have to use "ls -l" which does not display hidden files - no way to work around this
- Update: ADB binaries updated
Re: New version 6.0
jakubklos wrote:Yes it works on newer Android versions but definitely not working on Android 2.3 so I cannot add the "a" param unfortunatelyvista2006 wrote:For Non busybox ls, ls -l -a can be used to display hidden files.
It works on my Xperia S.
Perhaps it's a workaround for this.
jakubklos wrote: 6.0:
- New: ADB Helper added (special app installed to Android device to provide clipboard and other features, first launch and installation might take a bit longer)
- New: Clipboard support (via ADB Helper)
- New: APK information provided via ADB Helper (APK does not need to be downloaded to PC to get the information and icon!)
- Update: Non busybox ls cannot use "ls -la" because older versions of Android do not support the param, we have to use "ls -l" which does not display hidden files - no way to work around this
- Update: ADB binaries updated

BTW: Can it be added as an option? So we can manually turn it on for newer Android versions.
Installing & uninstalling apps
Can anyone please explain to me how to install and uninstall an app with this plugin? Once I upload an apk file to the phone or tablet, the only way to install it going to it with TC for Android and tapping it. I see no way to do it from the PC using this plugin. Thanks.
How are files copied on devices with internal sdcard?
Hi, I recently noticed that large files (e.g. movies) are not copied directly to the external sd-card, but seem to stick to some internal space (which I could not trace down yet) before being moved to their final destination on the external sd-card.
Now I have the case that the second of two 330MB files is not reaching its final destination but seems stuck in the buffer - weird.
Device is a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" (GT-P3110)
Edit: found it - It is copied to a temp file in \mnt\sdcard\<tempname>.tmp and then shall be moved/renamed to its final destination. Not ok when the external card is at mnt/extSdCard and not at mnt/sdcard.
Now I have the case that the second of two 330MB files is not reaching its final destination but seems stuck in the buffer - weird.
Device is a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" (GT-P3110)
Edit: found it - It is copied to a temp file in \mnt\sdcard\<tempname>.tmp and then shall be moved/renamed to its final destination. Not ok when the external card is at mnt/extSdCard and not at mnt/sdcard.
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Hello. please, help me.
The device rooted & listed in devmgr. ADB.EXE itself works (I can use shell, install/remove apps, copy files, etc). but plugin does not connect to my device.
There is log, when I'm trying connect from plugin:
On early versions it worked.
The device rooted & listed in devmgr. ADB.EXE itself works (I can use shell, install/remove apps, copy files, etc). but plugin does not connect to my device.
There is log, when I'm trying connect from plugin:
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2013-03-31 14:20:43 [0AC4] Connecting to ADB server...
2013-03-31 14:20:43 [0AC4] ADB Binary: "adb.exe" "devices"
2013-03-31 14:20:43 [0AC4] Could not connect
This is not a bug but a "ls" command behavior. Change to busybox listing in Options and it will work.joker wrote:I also noticed that bug, files like .nomedia not showing, and I hope it will get fixed soon.wgf4242 wrote:How to list the file that filename start with "."?
e.g.
".mytest", won't list in Android ADB
New Version 6.3
Basically the new version creates launcher/home screen shortcut of newly installed APKs (applications). Something I really missed and find it very useful6.3
- New: Add shortcut to launcher for newly installed APK - new option and feature added
- Update: ADBHelper upgrade procedure - checks for version and installs new if required
- Update: ADBHelper - support for launcher shortcut icons added
Re: How are files copied on devices with internal sdcard?
I still see with 6.3 that files are pushed to sdcard first and then moved.tobbbie wrote:Hi, I recently noticed that large files (e.g. movies) are not copied directly to the external sd-card, but seem to stick to some internal space (which I could not trace down yet) before being moved to their final destination on the external sd-card.
Now I have the case that the second of two 330MB files is not reaching its final destination but seems stuck in the buffer - weird.
Device is a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" (GT-P3110)
Edit: found it - It is copied to a temp file in \mnt\sdcard\<tempname>.tmp and then shall be moved/renamed to its final destination. Not ok when the external card is at mnt/extSdCard and not at mnt/sdcard.
The final confirmation on TC is only given after the second part (mode from \sdcard to \extSdCard) is done as well.
Is this 2-fold sequential copy needed or could you not better push directly to the target partition?
Same applies also when copying to \data - files go first to \sdcard and then get moved.
Large copies could be much faster if the 2.nd step could be avoided.