[TOOL] [14th Dec] | AIOlog - All in One Android Logger v0.5

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v0vs said:
same result:(

Code: 
vovs@vovs-pc:~/Downloads/aiolog_v0.3$ sudo chmod 755 aiolog
[sudo] password for vovs: 
vovs@vovs-pc:~/Downloads/aiolog_v0.3$ ./aiolog 
bash: ./aiolog: cannot execute binary file
vovs@vovs-pc:~/Downloads/aiolog_v0.3$ ls -l
total 64
-rwxr-xr-x 1 vovs vovs 27133 Nov  4 14:54 aiolog
-rw-rw-r-- 1 vovs vovs 35147 Oct 16 16:47 COPYING
vovs@vovs-pc:~/Downloads/aiolog_v0.3$ ./aiolog 
bash: ./aiolog: cannot execute binary file
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Can you try the following 4 files in the tar and report back which one/few works?
http://code.google.com/p/aiolog/downloads/detail?name=aiolog_v0.3_generic.tar
 
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My Ubuntu is 32bit, so for me works only two:

Code: 
1. aiolog_32bit
2. aiolog_generic_32bit

also you can add a few lines in case if adb command is not found

check your PATH Environment Variable in ~/.bashrc file (to ensure, that adb command will be found)

Code: 
#AndroidDev PATH
export PATH=${PATH}:<PATH_TO_ANDROID_SDK>/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:<PATH_TO_ANDROID_SDK>/platform-tools

To apply immediately changes to your shell environment just type

Code: 
source ~/.bashrc

Thanks for support!
 
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v0vs said:
My Ubuntu is 32bit, so for me works only two:

Code: 
1. aiolog_32bit
2. aiolog_generic_32bit

also you can add a few lines in case if adb command is not found

check your PATH Environment Variable in ~/.bashrc file (to ensure, that adb command will be found)

Code: 
#AndroidDev PATH
export PATH=${PATH}:<PATH_TO_ANDROID_SDK>/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:<PATH_TO_ANDROID_SDK>/platform-tools

To apply immediately changes to your shell environment just type

Code: 
source ~/.bashrc

Thanks for support!
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yeah, I've noticed that as well, since your uname indicates so. but still, I wanted to test whether your build can run the 64 bit version or not. so, only the two 32 bit version works for you?

Thanks for the suggestion and I will add it as soon as I roll out the tutorial on how to setup adb or I'll maybe link it to another thread if I'm lazy :p

Anyway, thanks again and hope you'll have fun with my tool and report back if you face any problems or you have any suggestions :fingers-crossed:
 
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Users using Linux that are having aiolog display: cannot execute binary file

Try building it from source.

Using the command: g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog
 
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Peteragent5 said:
Users using Linux that are having aiolog display: cannot execute binary file

Try building it from source.

Using the command: g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog
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Thanks for the suggestion, if you have read the line below the download link, I have provided another binary for those who have this problem(due to the fact that a 32 bit system can't run a 64bit program)

anyway, thanks for the feedback :)
 
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For those who builds from source, new functions are added into version 0.5.

New feature:
- A copy of the logs are now stored at both the computer and the phone as well (instead of just at the computer). It is stored at the root folder, .aiolog, and aiolog folder of the sdcard.
 
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@all, Version 0.4 is out!

New features:
- Added Auto Device Id detection
- Logging support when there are more than 2 devices connected
- Added logcat clear and dmesg clear

For those who are using linux based OS, please download the AIOlog according to your OS architecture(32bit or 64bit)

Full changelog: https://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog/commits/master
 
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@Source Builders, new functions are added into version 0.5.

New feature:
- Added device auto detection when there is only one device
- Added adb files for Windows users
- Log archive(grouping all logs into a tar file) for Linux feature is done(but not implemented, will be implemented into each logging functions in Version 0.6)
 
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@all,
Version 0.5: ETA = around 14th December

@Source Builders, you can update your repo now to the latest version.

New features:
- Logs will now be stored at both the computer and the phone(at the root folder, aiolog, and .aiolog folder of sdcard)
- Added device auto detection when there is only one device
- Added Log CID Version
 
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Hi, I'm now in the look for users who can provide me with some data(non-private and non-confidential ones) in order to improve AIOlog as a big amount of data is needed for AIOlog in order to success.

If you're interested, please pm me and state your device name or you can email me via wcypierre@gmail.com
 
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Good news, a version of AIOlog 0.5 for Mac will be out as I've gotten myself a mac build so there will be versions for Mac in the future release :)
 
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Version 0.5 is out!

Changelog:
  1. Added log push to phone and phone directory creation(log will be available at the computer, and the .aiolog, aiolog and root folder of your phone)
  2. Added log archiving(unix)
  3. Added log cid version
  4. Added ADB files for Windows
  5. Fixed a bug to auto detect device id when there is only one device

Full Changelog: https://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog/commits/master
 
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For those who builds from source:

Changelog:
Added zip archival for Windows(Credits to 7zip) and implemented log archival for both Windows, Linux and Mac
 
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    AIOlog - All in One Android Logger​

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    rsz_1rsz_1aiolog_linux_zps4f759130.png


    Features:
    1. Display and output Logcat
    2. Last_kmsg
    3. Dmesg
    4. Kmsg
    5. Kernel Version
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    Latest Version:
    1. AIOlog for Windows: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_win_v0.5.zip
    2. AIOlog for Linux 32bit: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_linux_32_v0.5.tar
    3. AIOlog for Linux 64bit: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_linux_64_v0.5.tar
    4. AIOlog for Mac 32bit: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_mac_32_v0.5.tar
    5. AIOlog for Mac 64bit: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_mac_64_v0.5.tar
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    NOTE: If you have this error "Cannot execute binary files" while using the AIOlog for linux, please download the 32bit version.

    If you've downloaded the AIOlog v0.3 generic, please use the following file:
    Either the aiolog_32bit or aiolog_generic_32bit

    If this is your first time doing a log, you may need this file(Windows only):
    http://code.google.com/p/aiolog/downloads/detail?name=aiolog_adb_fastboot_win_v0.1.zip

    New features:
    Added log push to phone and phone directory creation(log will be available at the computer, and the .aiolog, aiolog and root folder of your phone)
    Added log archiving(unix)
    Added log cid version
    Added ADB files for Windows
    Fixed a bug to auto detect device id when there is only one device
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    Full Changelog: https://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog/commits/master​

    Hi, I'm now in the look for users who can provide me with some data(non-private and non-confidential ones) in order to improve AIOlog as a big amount of data is needed for AIOlog in order to success.

    If you're interested, please pm me and state your device name or you can email me via wcypierre@gmail.com

    Basic Howto:
    1. At your phone, go to Settings -> Developer Options
    2. Tick the "Android Debugging"
    3. Connect your phone to your computer(desktop/laptop)

    Windows:
    1. Navigate to the location where the aiolog is located
    2. Extract it and place it to a folder
    3. Open aiolog.exe by clicking at it
    4. The menu will appear
    5. Just enter the number(1,2,3 ...) of the function that you wanted to do

    Linux:
    NOTE: For AIOlog version 0.4 onwards, the binary file is called either aiolog_32bit or aiolog_64bit so please change it accordingly (The steps for the filename is used in Step #3)

    1. Open your terminal
    2. Navigate to where aiolog is located. Example, "cd ~/Downloads/" (Assuming that the file is saved at Downloads folder)
    3. Type "./aiolog" and press enter
    4. The menu will appear
    5. Just enter the number(1,2,3 ...) of the function that you wanted to do
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    Advanced Howto:
    1. At your phone, go to Settings -> Developer Options
    2. Tick the "Android Debugging"
    3. Connect your phone to your computer(desktop/laptop)

    Windows:
    1. Open the cmd
    2. Navigate to the folder where aiolog is located
    3. Type "aiolog -h" and press enter
    4. Search for the functions that you wanted to do and type its command(refer to the examples below)

    Examples:
    1. To log all logs, type "aiolog.exe -a"
    2. To get the logcat, type "aiolog.exe -l"
    3. To get the last_kmsg, type "aiolog.exe -lk"
    4. To specify a device that is to be used(use it when you have a lot of devices connected) and to get a dmesg, "aiolog.exe -id SH<yourdeviceid> -d"

    Linux:
    1. Open your terminal
    2. Navigate to where aiolog is located. Example, "cd ~/Downloads/" (Assuming that the file is saved at Downloads folder)
    3. Type "./aiolog -h" and press enter
    4. Search for the functions that you wanted to do and type its command(refer to the examples below).

    Examples:
    1. To log all logs, type "aiolog.exe -a"
    2. To get the logcat, type "./aiolog -l"
    3. To get the last_kmsg, type "./aiolog -lk"
    4. To specify a device that is to be used(use it when you have a lot of devices connected) and to get a dmesg, "./aiolog -id SH<yourdeviceid> -d"
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    Compatibility:
    1. Full support on Windows
    2. Partial support on Linux
    3. Partial support on Mac(Version 0.5 onwards)

    Issues:
    1. May not work on mac yet(but it should be).
    2. AIOlog will not work if the adb is not started for a 30 seconds to 1 minute in advance

    Found a bug?
    1. Go to here: http://code.google.com/p/aiolog/issues/list
    2. Click New issue
    3. Fill in the details
    4. Report
    5. Wait for it to be resolved :good:

    Changelog:
    Version 0.4
    1. Added Auto Device Id detection
    2. Logging support when there are more than 2 devices connected
    3. Added logcat clear and dmesg clear

    Version 0.3
    1. Added logcat radio(to debug for radio issues)
    2. Added log essential(logcat, dmesg, kmsg and last_kmsg)
    3. Disable reprompt of device id after it has been entered
    4. Misc Fixes

    Version 0.2
    1. Logcat, kmsg continuous(the normal logcat, kmsg way instead of log, stop and save method) added
    2. Added additional checking on device id
    3. Removed debug code

    Version 0.1
    1. Core functions(logcat, last_kmsg, dmesg, last_kmsg) implemented
    2. Outputs the log to the current directory of AIOlog
    3. kernel version output is implemented
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    To do list:
    1. To archive the logs into an archive(zip, rar, tar)
    2. To include mac support
    3. To include log essential (Done ;))
    4. To log other details
    5. Fix any existing bugs ;)
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    @Source Builders, new functions are added into version 0.5.

    New feature:
    - Added device auto detection when there is only one device
    - Added adb files for Windows users
    - Log archive(grouping all logs into a tar file) for Linux feature is done(but not implemented, will be implemented into each logging functions in Version 0.6)
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    Building from Source

    Prerequisite:
    - Command Line Git(be it from any OS)

    Instructions:
    To clone the AIOlog(one time process):
    git clone git://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog.git

    To update the existing AIOlog:
    1. git remote update
    2. git rebase origin/master

    To compile AIOlog:
    g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog.exe (for windows) / g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog (for mac/linux)
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    Nice tool, wcypierre!

    Very helpfull for noob users.:)
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    Nikhil said:
    Yes i was able to reverse tether. Also i tried every possible thing.
    I manually killed process adb.exe, android reverse tethering.exe
    I restarted computer and tried this tool without opening Reverse tethering tool.
    Tried in other operating system too.

    I tried plugging-unplugging many times but no luck. Although every other tool was recognizing my device but this tool.
    May be it was a bug in rom. :)
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    hmm..... weird. did you tried to restart the phone?

    but it is working for stock ics right? probably that its a bug at the cm10.1 but too bad that you're not using it now though
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