jakubklos wrote:
Ok, then consider it done . I was a long owner of HTC HD2 with many Android ROMs but recently changed to Samsung S3.
Thanks a lot.
I was unable to wait for Galaxy S3 and bought Galaxy Note
Are you sure that "Hot Boot" is named correctly? In various places it's named in different ways - "Hot Boot" or "Hot Reboot"
So you prefer Hot Reboot? Can do if you like it better.
Yes, I was also considering Note for its huge display. I still think there would be a market for a 6" phone but nobody believes me . It would still fit in my pocket I think, lol
When I use the installed application feature if TC for Android, I can copy them in a folder and they get (maybe because of a bug in TC for Android too) two spaces between the application name and the version number.
But ADB (including version 2.9) sees only one and it make the file transfer impossible.
Can you check that please?
Thanks.
The_Steph
Hi Steph,
could you please give more details? Are you copying an app from your device (.apps folder) to your computer? If yes what is the source filename and the destination? I have only little information but I think in special cases TC changes the destination filename in some cases (if some characters cannot be used in filenames for instace).
Let me know to understand more
Jakub
Jakub,
On my mobile, I use TC for android "Installed application" link to have access to my installed apps in order to save them. I select a file and copy it on my Internal SD. and the file name is "Application name<space><space>Version number.apk"
Once done, my phone is plugged to my computer, I start ADB plugin using TC for computer. I open /sdcard link, go to the directory I saved my apk file and now its name is "Application name<space>Version number.apk" so when I try to copy it to my PC, it says "File not found".
When I use the installed application feature if TC for Android, I can copy them in a folder and they get (maybe because of a bug in TC for Android too) two spaces between the application name and the version number.
But ADB (including version 2.9) sees only one and it make the file transfer impossible.
Can you check that please?
Thanks.
The_Steph
Hi Steph,
could you please give more details? Are you copying an app from your device (.apps folder) to your computer? If yes what is the source filename and the destination? I have only little information but I think in special cases TC changes the destination filename in some cases (if some characters cannot be used in filenames for instace).
Let me know to understand more
Jakub
Jakub,
On my mobile, I use TC for android "Installed application" link to have access to my installed apps in order to save them. I select a file and copy it on my Internal SD. and the file name is "Application name<space><space>Version number.apk"
Once done, my phone is plugged to my computer, I start ADB plugin using TC for computer. I open /sdcard link, go to the directory I saved my apk file and now its name is "Application name<space>Version number.apk" so when I try to copy it to my PC, it says "File not found".
I hope it is clearer now
The_Steph
Absolutely clear, thank you. Yes, it's a bug. Will fix it when I get back from my vacation.
jakubklos wrote:
So you prefer Hot Reboot? Can do if you like it better.
Yes, I was also considering Note for its huge display. I still think there would be a market for a 6" phone but nobody believes me . It would still fit in my pocket I think, lol
Yes, it would be great, Hot Reboot looks better for me - after all this is reboot
As for me - I never thought about large phones. But after HTC Desire I wanted something special with great screen and good battery life. So I bought Galaxy Note - it lies perfectly even in my small hand and battery life is amazing compared to HTC
New Galaxy Note 2 is great, but I don't see any reason to buy it...
ghisler(Author) wrote:...
However, the MediaAudio implementation on some Android phones is very poor (especially Samsung), so it's better if you get the ADB plugin to work.
... I learned, that ADB requires rooting. ...
That is not entirely true. WiFi adb requires rooting but USB adb does not.
Finally I got ADB running. I've read a lot and learned:
- ADB needs no app on the device
- ADB was made to access android devices' file system (etc.)
- If it does not find your device, get the manufacturers original USB driver. Their developpers have used it too...
Now ADB runs over USB without rooting my device.
WLAN is another challenge.
3.0
- Update: .reboot renamed to .power, Hot Reboot label used, Download and Bootloader actions added
- Fix: File List - new SIV_DelimTrim method introduced, does not trim spaces in the value of filename (fixes issues with filenames containing multiple spaces after each other)
jakubklos
Thanks for the new version, reboot actions are working good. And your plugin works correctly with my device in recovery mode, it's really important to me.
Also I have a small suggestion. Is it possible to keep the original date and time of files and folders when copying to the device or from it?
It would be nice
Schattenjager wrote:jakubklos
Thanks for the new version, reboot actions are working good. And your plugin works correctly with my device in recovery mode, it's really important to me.
Also I have a small suggestion. Is it possible to keep the original date and time of files and folders when copying to the device or from it?
It would be nice
By the way your email adress in plugin's options is clickable but nothing happens when I click on it.
And can you add clickable links to the plugin's page and this thread please? Now they are not clickable and just located at end of the readme section
By the way your email adress in plugin's options is clickable but nothing happens when I click on it.
And can you add clickable links to the plugin's page and this thread please? Now they are not clickable and just located at end of the readme section
3.1
- Update: Options dialog - Links clickable, added Official Web and Forum links
- Update: File time preserved for pulled and pushed files (Note: on some ROMs time cannot be set via ADB when file pushed and defaults to current time)
jakubklos
Thanks a lot for the new version. I confirm that file time is perserved on CyanogenMod 10.
I have a problem, but I am not sure if it is related to ROM, recovery or this plugin. In recovery mode files with cyrillic names are displayed like this "??????.quill".
And finaly I have a small question. Why this plugin is installed in "ADB" folder and have the same name in the plugins list if it is called "Adnroid ADB"?
Schattenjager wrote:jakubklos
Thanks a lot for the new version. I confirm that file time is perserved on CyanogenMod 10.
I have a problem, but I am not sure if it is related to ROM, recovery or this plugin. In recovery mode files with cyrillic names are displayed like this "??????.quill".
And finaly I have a small question. Why this plugin is installed in "ADB" folder and have the same name in the plugins list if it is called "Adnroid ADB"?
Regarding the ????? issue. I think it is a recovery bug (just like in busybox). Busybox suffers from the same problem and that's why I prefer native ls but in CWM who knows how it is implemented.
I tried this very useful plugin.
All seems to be ok so far, except deleting files.
If i try to delete a file on sd-card, i get the question "Should the selected file xxx really be deleted?" and then nothing happens, the file remains on the sd-card.
Copying files from/to sd-card works ok.