SDB Commands and getting S3 recognized by computer

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chrisokaly

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For the love of god, how do you get this thing to respond to sdb devices command? I'm using the same laptop i've used to root at least 12 android devices previously, but I cant get this watch to get recognized. Are there any SPECIFIC drivers or settings that need to be installed or configured on the laptop first?
 
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Did you found this?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330

Not forget to enable Debug... you can find it somewhere in About device menu...

1.
If not work...
Your device model + Firmware... example:
SM-R760 CQL1

2.
Your Computer OS... example:
Windows, MAC or Linux?
64 bit Windows?
Win 7 8 or 10 or?

3.
We have 2 connection types... WiFi... and we could connect wires... to have USB...

Maybe SDB/WiFi is blocked? By something security related... Antivirus or...

For example I have to disable Defender on my Windows Vista to have netOdin connection... :eek:

Best Regards
 
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chrisokaly

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adfree said:
Did you found this?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330

Not forget to enable Debug... you can find it somewhere in About device menu...

1.
If not work...
Your device model + Firmware... example:
SM-R760 CQL1

2.
Your Computer OS... example:
Windows, MAC or Linux?
64 bit Windows?
Win 7 8 or 10 or?

3.
We have 2 connection types... WiFi... and we could connect wires... to have USB...

Maybe SDB/WiFi is blocked? By something security related... Antivirus or...

For example I have to disable Defender on my Windows Vista to have netOdin connection... :eek:

Best Regards
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Thank you for the reply. Its SM-R770 CQL1 on both a Windows 7 and 10 PC x64

What is this about wireless? Theres a way to sdb this via wifi? I hadn't seen anything regarding that. It seems the post you shared references the S2, but is the process still the same?
 
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adfree

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Try to research harder... ;)

Again.
Look into this post with open eyes... there is SDB + manuals attached:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330

RTFM
Code: 
Guidelines_on_Connecting_GearS2_device_using_WiFi.pdf
Guidelines_on_Connecting_GearS2_device_using_WiFi_151222.pdf

A.
Activate Debugging... in your Gear Watch...
This is the most mandatory part...

B.
Connect to WiFi... so you can find IP address in your Gear...

C.
Be sure you know your IP address.. to fire up connection Command:
Code: 
sdb connect YOUR_IP

Replace YOUR_IP with your IP. :D

Example...
Code: 
sdb connect 192.168.33.34
I'll repeat... this example... NOT Copy & Paste...

If correct IP... sdb tell you something fail crap...
And on Display you will see something with RSA crap confirmation...

I hope this help...

BTW...
You can google for SDB connection with Wearables... if my SDB + instruction not lead to any usefull result...

Good luck. ;)

Best Regards
 
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chrisokaly

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adfree said:
Try to research harder... ;)

Again.
Look into this post with open eyes... there is SDB + manuals attached:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330

RTFM


A.
Activate Debugging... in your Gear Watch...
This is the most mandatory part...

B.
Connect to WiFi... so you can find IP address in your Gear...

C.
Be sure you know your IP address.. to fire up connection Command:


Replace YOUR_IP with your IP. :D

Example...

I'll repeat... this example... NOT Copy & Paste...

If correct IP... sdb tell you something fail crap...
And on Display you will see something with RSA crap confirmation...

I hope this help...

BTW...
You can google for SDB connection with Wearables... if my SDB + instruction not lead to any usefull result...

Good luck. ;)

Best Regards
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Gonna give it a shot, thank you again. Saw the manuals just wasnt sure if the S2 method worked for S3. Should be able to follow a simple guide.
 
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chrisokaly

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chrisokaly said:
Gonna give it a shot, thank you again. Saw the manuals just wasnt sure if the S2 method worked for S3. Should be able to follow a simple guide.
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C:\SDB_Good\data\tools>sdb connect 10.1.10.113:26101
* The version of SDB client (2.2.60) is not same with that of SDB server (2.2.49).
It may cause version compatibility problems.
It is recommended to use SDB server with version 2.2.60. *
10.1.10.113:26101 is already connected

C:\SDB_Good\data\tools>sdb devices
* The version of SDB client (2.2.60) is not same with that of SDB server (2.2.49).
It may cause version compatibility problems.
It is recommended to use SDB server with version 2.2.60. *
List of devices attached
10.1.10.113:26101 offline <unknown>

here's what I end up with.... any idea why it would be showing as offline, after it says connected?
 
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adfree

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Checklist for you.

1.
In theory you not need to type with open port... so you can type:
Code: 
sdb connect 10.1.10.113


2.
http://download.tizen.org/sdk/tizenstudio/official/binary/

Here are latest SDB Versions inside...
I am using the old Version... because Copy & Paste support easy. :good:
Tested for me with many devices also Tizen 3 and 4...

3.
If newer Version still not connect...
Windows 7 or 10?

I have on Win 7 32 bit no problems...
I could check Win7 64 bit...

4.
You can also experiment with Phone + ADB APK...
To connect...
I will try to make instruction...

5.
No idea if Tizen 3 CQL1 or Reactivation Lock or any other kind of Security block...
:confused:

Best Regards

---------- Post added at 02:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:32 AM ----------

Remote ADB Shell :good: :cool:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgutman.androidremotedebugger


Step 1.
Connect via WiFi Phone to AP...
Same AP connect Gear...
So we are in same Network... IP range...

Step 2.
Remote ADB Shell

IP + SDB Port

Example with your IP
Code: 
10.1.10.113
26101

To be sure check Gear S3 in Connection if really 10.1.10.113 is connected...

Step 3.
Press connect

If success you can see:
Code: 
sh-3-2$

Then you can type for instance for list:
Code: 
ls
 
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rmadrid20

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ok im able to reach this

sh-3.2# ls
bin csa etc initrd lost+found mnt proc run sdcard srv tmp var
boot dev home lib media opt root sbin smack sys usr

now whats the next step
 
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C:\Users\abufad\Desktop\gear 3>sdb connect 192.168.2.167
192.168.2.167:26101 is already connected

C:\Users\abufad\Desktop\gear 3>sdb root on

C:\Users\abufad\Desktop\gear 3>sdb root on

C:\Users\abufad\Desktop\gear 3>sdb connect localhost:59767
error: failed to connect to remote target 'localhost'
 
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    adfree
    Try to research harder... ;)

    Again.
    Look into this post with open eyes... there is SDB + manuals attached:
    https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330

    RTFM
    Code: 
    Guidelines_on_Connecting_GearS2_device_using_WiFi.pdf
Guidelines_on_Connecting_GearS2_device_using_WiFi_151222.pdf

    A.
    Activate Debugging... in your Gear Watch...
    This is the most mandatory part...

    B.
    Connect to WiFi... so you can find IP address in your Gear...

    C.
    Be sure you know your IP address.. to fire up connection Command:
    Code: 
    sdb connect YOUR_IP

    Replace YOUR_IP with your IP. :D

    Example...
    Code: 
    sdb connect 192.168.33.34
    I'll repeat... this example... NOT Copy & Paste...

    If correct IP... sdb tell you something fail crap...
    And on Display you will see something with RSA crap confirmation...

    I hope this help...

    BTW...
    You can google for SDB connection with Wearables... if my SDB + instruction not lead to any usefull result...

    Good luck. ;)

    Best Regards
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    chrisokaly
    chrisokaly said:
    Gonna give it a shot, thank you again. Saw the manuals just wasnt sure if the S2 method worked for S3. Should be able to follow a simple guide.
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse


    C:\SDB_Good\data\tools>sdb connect 10.1.10.113:26101
    * The version of SDB client (2.2.60) is not same with that of SDB server (2.2.49).
    It may cause version compatibility problems.
    It is recommended to use SDB server with version 2.2.60. *
    10.1.10.113:26101 is already connected

    C:\SDB_Good\data\tools>sdb devices
    * The version of SDB client (2.2.60) is not same with that of SDB server (2.2.49).
    It may cause version compatibility problems.
    It is recommended to use SDB server with version 2.2.60. *
    List of devices attached
    10.1.10.113:26101 offline <unknown>

    here's what I end up with.... any idea why it would be showing as offline, after it says connected?
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