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ADB Command

The document provides instructions for using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tool to shell into Android emulators and devices connected via USB or over TCP/IP. It describes how to use ADB commands to pull and push files, start and stop the ADB server, reboot devices into recovery mode, run logcat and dumpsys, and access the process, package and activity managers. The document also shows how to list packages and services, install and uninstall apps, and send SMS messages or make phone calls within an emulator using telnet.

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ADB Command

The document provides instructions for using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tool to shell into Android emulators and devices connected via USB or over TCP/IP. It describes how to use ADB commands to pull and push files, start and stop the ADB server, reboot devices into recovery mode, run logcat and dumpsys, and access the process, package and activity managers. The document also shows how to list packages and services, install and uninstall apps, and send SMS messages or make phone calls within an emulator using telnet.

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Using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

using the adb tool you can shell into the running emulator, or any
real device connected through USB.

$ adb devices
List of devices attached
emulator-5554 device
0000021459584822 device
emulator-5556 offline

$adb -s 0000021459584822 shell

$id

$su

device manufacturers have been very reluctant for various reasons to


give root access to their devices and have put in a number of
provisions to make that as difficult as possible, if not impossible.
That’s why “rooting” devices is held up as a holy grail by many power
users and hackers.

$adb logcat
to dump the data contained in the main logger buffer

copy files to and from the device:


$ adb push data.txt /data/local
$ adb pull /proc/config.gz

$ adb kill-server
to start the adb server manually,
$adb start-server

$adb version

remote device whose adbd daemon is running on TCP/IP


instead of USB, you can use the connect command:

$ adb connect 192.168.202.79:7878

$adb -s 192.168.202.79:7878 shell

$ adb disconnect 192.168.202.79:7878

inquire about a device’s status, type:


$ adb -s 0123456789ABCDEF get-state

$cat /proc/cpuinfo

$adb reboot
$adb reboot recovery

$ls
$cd data

$ls
/anr ANR traces.
/app Default install location for apps.
/backup For use by the BackupManager system service.
/dalvik-cache Holds the cached JIT’ed b versions of all dex files.
/data Contains one subdirectory for each app installed on the system. In
effect, this is where each app’s “home” directory is located.
/system Systemwide data, such as the accounts database and the list of
installed packages.

$ls -l /data/user/
$ls -l /data/user/0/

$service -h

$service check power


$dumpsys

$am
$am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d http://source.android.com
$logcat
$
$am monitor

$pm
$pm list packages
$pm install FastBirds.apk
$pm uninstall com.acme.fastbirds

-----how to access avd through command line-----


-To connect to AVD
telnet localhost 5554

-To send an SMS message to the emulator, use the following


command:
sms send +11111 HI!

- To make a phone call


gsm call +1234567

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