Some common commands of the ADB

If you want to use ADB directly in the DOS interface, you need to add tools and Platform-tools in the ANROIDSDK installation directory and add it to the environment variable path.

View current devices (including real machines and emulators): ADB devices

Start/close adb service: adb start-server and ADB kill-server

Installer (when there is only one device): adb install **.apk

Written in the program (only one device): adb uninstall Com.*.* (package name)

Start logcat:adb logcat/adb logcat>< file path >

Restart device: ADB reboot

Uploading files to the device: ADB push <pc-side file path > < mobile-side file path >

Download file to PC: ADB pull < Mobile end file path > <pc side file path >

Select a device to execute the command:

D: Real machine e: simulator S: Serial number

ADB [-d|-e|-s < serial number;] <command>

Enter Shell interface: adb shell

Shell operations (as with the Linux shell command):

PS: View the current process status (sometimes using this to get the PID of the application name we know)

ls: List of files in the presentation directory

DF: Disk Management Directory

Top: View current Resource Usage

Kill: End Process or application

Dumpstate: System Resource Information

Procrank: Memory usage monitoring

Dumpsys: System Resource Information

Some common commands of the ADB