the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$ ./fastboot update
.DS_Store emulator recovery-verified.img
NOTICE.txt emulator-check recovery.img
X5515-H398DEG-GO-180903V166.zip fastboot source.properties
adb lib/ support/
android mksdcard system.img
bin/ monitor twrp/
boot-verified.img package.xml twrp.img
boot.img proguard/ vendor.img
the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$ ./fastboot update X5515-H398DEG-GO-180903V166.zip
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Bootloader Version...:
Baseband Version.....:
Serial Number........:
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archive does not contain 'android-info.txt'
fastboot: error: could not read android-info.txt
the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$ ./fastboot getvar version
version: 0.5
Finished. Total time: 0.003s
the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$
the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$ ./fastboot getvar product
product: KEYTAK6580_WEG_L
Finished. Total time: 0.003s
the-webinarts:tools thewebinarts$ ;
No you can't. (Why? See first paragraph of this answer: https://android.stackexchange.com/a/219926/218526). Your "adbd" must have been running with root privileges previously which now is not: https://android.stackexchange.com/a/213429/218526Is there a way to use adb to backup the entire /data partition without root? I swear I have done it before but I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Perhaps I need to switch to an older version of adb?
Hi guys!
BACKUP / RESTORE APPS & DATA (From/To PC)
Is it still possible on Android Nougat/Oreo on last Samsung devices?
Thanks!
BRICKED LG G5 IN QDL MODE
[35158.598244] usb 2-3: Qualcomm USB modem converter now attached to ttyUSB0
[email protected]:/$ adb tcpip ttyUSB0
error: device '(null)' not found
[email protected]:/$ adb devices -l
List of devices attached
[email protected]:/$
[email protected]:~$ fastboot devices
[email protected]:~$
May I ask how to use it???
Vale Piotr
adb pull "/sdcard" "C:/11"
adb push "C:/11/sdcard/" "/sdcard/"
adb push "C:/11/sdcard/DCIM" "/sdcard/"
adb push "C:/11/sdcard/" "/sdcard/"
adb push "C:/11/sdcard/" "/sdcard"
".*" means everything from folder, right?
Just a question as I dont need to do any of this, but what happens with files without an extension? ie no dot in the filename.Yes, including hidden files. You can search about globbing and wildcards. Start from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_(programming)#Windows_and_DOS
Just a question as I dont need to do any of this, but what happens with files without an extension? ie no dot in the filename.
*
matches only non-hidden files. dotglob
(.*
) ensures that hidden files (starting with a .
) are also matched.Aa I said, its no biggie for me, but, by "globs", there are plenty of files other than "globs" that do not have file extensions. My understanding (and I did a quick check) of a "glob", is that specifically HAS a file extension. eg. *.txt And yes, I inderstand that hidden files are basically all file extension (if they dont have one already). But I am taking about files specifically without any dot.Globs has nothing to do with file extensions. On mostly shells*
matches only non-hidden files.dotglob
(.*[/ICODE) ensures that hidden files (starting with a [ICODE].
) are also matched.
.*
could match a file name important_secret_data
i.e. no dotrun these in terminal, you can get a better idea.Android has many uses of files without dots in the name. So I dont see how.*
could match a file nameimportant_secret_data
i.e. no dot
Clearly I do not care too much personally, otherwise I would do the test, but :meh: Someone who does care should simply check if I am wrong before depending on it.
echo >./.hasdot
echo >./noext
ls .*
..
is also a hidden entry. With this it pushes the same entries two times.adb push C:/11/sdcard/. /sdcard/
.adb pull /sdcard C:/BackupFolder
then
adb push C:/BackupFolder/. /sdcard/