Android adb and shell command usage summary

ADB command

Help information

Version information

Service Start-Stop

ADB start-server start adb server

ADB kill-server stop ADB server

Device status

adb devices Display all devices (format serial number and status)

-L display Qulifiers (for example: Product:mt7-cl00 model:huawei_mt7_cl00 device:hwmt7)

ADB wait-for-device device Online has been blocked before, and can be used as a prefix for commands that do not require the system to be fully booted : such as adb wait-for-device shell Getprop

ADB get-state

ADB Get-serialno

ADB Get-devpath

ADB status-window continuous display of device status (updated upon change)

ADB root restarts adbd daemon with root privileges

ADB usb Restart ADBD daemon, monitor usb

ADB tcpip <port> Restart ADBD daemon, listening on the specified TCP port

ADB specifies target device options (not available)

-A All devices

-D USB Connected device

-E Simulator Device

-S <Serial-No> specify devices by serial number

ADB remout re-mount/system and/vendor partitions in read-write mode

ADB reboot Restart device

Bootloader reboot into bootloader mode

Recovery reboot and enter recovery mode

File transfer

ADB pull <path-dev> <path-pc> copy files or directories from the device to the PC side

-P Show Progress

ADB push <path-pc> <path-dev> copy PC-side files or directories to device

-P Show Progress

-a copy timestamp and mode

adb sync [<directory>] Copy the contents of the PC-side changes to the device (default is/system,/vendor,/data)

-l list only, do not copy

ADB Install <apkfile-pc> installation application

-R Replacement

-S mount to SD card

Possible error messages:

　　　　

ADB uninstall <package-name> removal apps

-K preserving data and cache directories

Call the Android shell command

ADB shell enters the shell environment

ADB shell [shell-cmd] Execute shell command

Android Shell Command Summary: http://www.cnblogs.com/pixy/p/4741532.html

Network-related

ADB connect

ADB disconnect

ADB forward <spec-local> <spec-remote> socket directional bindings:

The spec format is:

Tcp:<port>
Localabstract:<unix Domain Socket name>
Localreserved:<unix Domain Socket name>
Localfilesystem:<unix Domain Socket name>
Dev:<character Device name>
Jdwp:<process pid> (remote only)

--no-rebind fails if the local side is already bound

ADB forward--remove <spec-local> remove the specified directed bindings

ADB forward--remove-all

ADB reverse--list Show all reverse socket connections from the device

ADB reverse <spec-remote> <spec-local> reverse socket bindings

The spec format is:

Tcp:<port>
Localabstract:<unix Domain Socket name>
Localreserved:<unix Domain Socket name>
Localfilesystem:<unix Domain Socket name>

--norebind <spec-remote> already bound fails

ADB reverse--remove <spec-remote> Remove reverse bindings

ADB reverse--remove-all remove all reverse bindings

ADB PPP <tty> [Parm] running PPP via USB

Debugging related

ADB logcat [option] [filter-specs] output log data. Can redirect to file: adb logcat>d:\logcat.txt

ADB bugreport display Dumpsys, dumppstate, logcat information

ADB jdwp shows effective jdwp (Java Debug Wire protocol) process

Other

ADB EMU <emu_command> Simulator Console commands

ADB backup back up system data to file

-F <file> Specify file name (save Backup.ab)

-apk | -noapk whether to back up. APK (default =-noapk)

-obb | -noobb whether to back up the apk extension file. Obb, default is Noobb

-shared | -noshared whether to back up shared STOREAGE,SD card contents (default = noshared)

-all Backup of all installed applications

Whether the-system|-nosystem-all includes system applications, (default is systems)

[<packages...>] List of apps to back up. If you have-all or-shared, you can not have this item.

ADB restore <file> recover data from backup files.

ADB disable-verity

ADB keygen <file> generates a key to the,<file> file that holds the private key, <file>.pub the public key. Existing files will be overwritten.

Android adb and shell command usage summary