ADB Commands
1) To check connected devices
adb devices #
2) Getting a shell
To get the termianl of connected device
-adb shell (if one device)
-adb -e shell(Emulator device)
-adb -d shell(Real device)
-adb -s [Name of device]
#Exitting Shell
-exit command
C:\sdk\platform-tools>adb -d shell
santoni:/ $
for a specific target when multiple devices/emulators are connected is as follows:
adb –s [name of the device]
3)Listing all installed packages
santoni:/ $ pm list packages
Note: Here pm is packages manager
4) Transfer Files
A) PUSHing file
adb push test.py /storage/sdcard0/htdocs
B) Pulling files
adb pull /data/local/tmp/test.txt
5) Installing apps using adb
adb install [filename.apk]
6)more shell commnds click
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/shell.html
7) To kills the adb daemon on the device and restarts it for us:
adb kill-server
adb devices #
2) Getting a shell
To get the termianl of connected device
-adb shell (if one device)
-adb -e shell(Emulator device)
-adb -d shell(Real device)
-adb -s [Name of device]
#Exitting Shell
-exit command
C:\sdk\platform-tools>adb -d shell
santoni:/ $
for a specific target when multiple devices/emulators are connected is as follows:
adb –s [name of the device]
3)Listing all installed packages
santoni:/ $ pm list packages
Note: Here pm is packages manager
4) Transfer Files
A) PUSHing file
adb push test.py /storage/sdcard0/htdocs
B) Pulling files
adb pull /data/local/tmp/test.txt
5) Installing apps using adb
adb install [filename.apk]
6)more shell commnds click
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/shell.html
7) To kills the adb daemon on the device and restarts it for us:
adb kill-server
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