when Sam looked at the relevant Packagemanager code, he inadvertently found that a PM command was provided under Android, usually placed under/system/bin/. This command is related to the package and is very useful. So the study.
0. Usage:
USAGE:PM [List|path|install|uninstall]PM list packages [-f]PM List permission-groupsPM List permissions [-G] [-f] [-d] [-u] [GROUP]PM list instrumentation [-f] [Target-package]PM List FeaturesPM Path PackagePM install [-l] [-r] [-T] [-I installer_package_name] [-S] [-f] PATHPM Uninstall [-K] Package PM Enable Package_or_componentPM Disable Package_or_componentPM Setinstalllocation [0/auto] [1/internal] [2/external]
The list Packages command prints all packages.Options:-f:see their associated file.
The list permission-groups command prints all knownpermission groups.
The list Permissions command prints all knownpermissions, optionally only those in GROUP.Options:-g:organize by group.-f:print all information.-s:short Summary.-d:only List dangerous permissions.-u:list only the permissions users would see.
The list Instrumentation command prints All instrumentations,or is those that target a specified package.Options:-f:see their associated file.
The list features command prints all features of the system.
The path command prints the path to the. apk in a package.
The install command installs a package to the system.Options:-l:install the package with Forward_lock.-r:reinstall an exisiting app, keeping it data.-t:allow test. APKs to be installed.-i:specify the installer package name.-s:install package on SDcard.-f:install package on internal flash.
The uninstall command removes a package from the system. Options:-k:keep the data and cache directories around.after the package removal.
The Enable and disable commands change the enabled state OFA given package or component (written as "Package/class").
The getinstalllocation command gets the current install location0 [Auto]: let system decide1 [internal]: Install on internal device storage2 [external]: Install on external media
The setinstalllocation command changes the default install location0 [Auto]: let system decide1 [internal]: Install on internal device storage2 [external]: Install on external media
1. Specific Use methods:
1.1: Look at the installed packages:
pm List Package
This displays all installed package names.
pm List package-f
also displays the directory where the associated file is located (that is, the saved apk file)
1.2: Look at a known permission group:
pm List permission-groups
1.3: See all known Permissions:
pm List Permissions
1.4:list all hardware-related information:
pm List features
The results are usually similar:
Feature:reqglesversion=0x20000feature:android.hardware.bluetoothfeature:android.hardware.camerafeature: Android.hardware.locationfeature:android.hardware.location.networkfeature:android.hardware.microphonefeature: Android.hardware.sensor.accelerometerfeature:android.hardware.sensor.compassfeature: Android.hardware.touchscreenfeature:android.hardware.wifi
1.5: The associated file (apk archive file) that lists the specified package name:
For example:
pm Path com. Tdijoy.fane
package:/mnt/asec/com. tdijoy.fane-1/pkg.apk
1.6: Install APK:
pm Install [-l] [-r] [-T] [-I installer_package_name] [-S] [-f] PATH
path refers to the absolute path and file name of the APK file.
For example:
pm install/data/3dijoy_fane.apk
these several parameters are useful:
- R: Install an already installed APK to keep its data intact.
-I: Specifies the package name for the installation. (did not try to come out)
- s: Installed on SDcard.
-F: Install to internal flash.
1.6: Uninstall APK:
pm Uninstall package name.
For example:
pm Uninstall com. Tdijoy.fane
1.7: Get and set the default installation location:
The getinstalllocation command gets the current install location0 [Auto]: let system decide1 [internal]: Install on internal device storage2 [external]: Install on external media
The setinstalllocation command changes the default install location0 [Auto]: let system decide1 [internal]: Install on internal device storage2 [external]: Install on external media
PmGetinstalllocation
Get the default installation location.
Set up:
PM Setinstalllocation <0|1|2>
0: Automatic.
1: Internal Flash.
2: Extended storage device.
Example: How to install the APK into a USB flash drive on Hisense 2.2 STB:
Sam first tries to use:
PM Setinstalllocation 2
After installation, it is useless.
Later try to do the following:
in other settings -Storage Devices -make a selection of default storage devicesUdisk is the default storage device.
# pm Install-s xxxx.apk
will be successful.
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How to use the Android PM command
