I'm trying to install an SMS tracker can that be installed as an app that can't be removed?
How do install a apk from adb command line?
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I'm trying to install an SMS tracker can that be installed as an app that can't be removed?
Needed "reset-wifi" option
On my FireTV stick, using the "reset-wifi" option was necessary:
I tried without "reset-wifi" first, no luck.
Moreover, success with installed apps varies. In particular, Kodi needs its own Proxy settings, and even with those, not all Kodi plugins work.
On my FireTV stick, using the "reset-wifi" option was necessary:
Code:
am start -n tk.elevenk.proxysetter/.MainActivity -e host 192.168.1.20 -e port 3128 -e reset-wifi true -e ssid <SSID> -e key <SECRET>Moreover, success with installed apps varies. In particular, Kodi needs its own Proxy settings, and even with those, not all Kodi plugins work.
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26It's: adb install /path/to/app.apk
Check this out:
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html#commandsummary
It has all the commands and syntax12what kind of app??
System app is just copy to your system/app folder.
and set permition to 644 (rw-r--r--)
Adb push *.apk /system/app
Normal apk is
Adb install *.apk
that's all.
I can explain more if you tell me about what kind app and your system(window or linux)
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How do install a *.apk from adb command line?
First I tried to cp the *.apk from /sdcard/backups/apps to /system/app (after rw mounting the file system of course)
I did successfully move it to /system/app but the *apk was not "installed"
then I rm it and tried:
install /sdcard/backups/appa/<package>.apk /system/app
and it copied the *apk to /system/app but still was not "installed"
I also tried:
install /system/app/<package>*apk but got the error dialog:
Code:BusyBox v1.19.0.git.adrynalyne (2010-12-21 22:03:30 MST) multi-call binary. Usage: install [-cdDsp] [-o USER] [-g GRP] [-m MODE] [SOURCE]... DEST Copy files and set attributes Options: -c Just copy (default) -d Create directories -D Create leading target directories -s Strip symbol table -p Preserve date -o USER Set ownership -g GRP Set group ownership -m MODE Set permissions
My goal is to figure out how to use adb command line and also I want to install an app as if it were a pre-installed app. For example pre-installed apps don't show up as a removable app and stay installed after a factory reset.7$ adb install *.apk
It will appear "Success" when finish.
or you can cp the apk to sdcard using file transfer or "adb push".
than click to run in your android device's file manager, it will start the installation.
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ok, I got it. You were using "adb shell".
Don't go into the adb shell, just in your cmd(windows) or terminal(linux).
place your apk in your host PC, not android device, type "adb install *.apk ".5I got it! Thanks Everyone!
The main problem is that for what ever reason apk's that are in the /system/app folder cannot contain spaces.
I renamed the apk from "AK Notepad.apk" to "AK_Notepad" while the file was on my Desktop and then:
adb push <path/to/file.apk> /system/app
chmod 644 /system/app/AK_Notepad.apk
and then a "reboot"
(of course you have to make the file system writable first)
If you don't get rid of the spaces in the file name, it will only copy the file instead of copy and install.
