Some ADB commands are often used in my work. Today I have summarized some common commands of Android ADB, hoping to help you a bit:
1. Install the APK package: Tools> ADB install xxx.apk enter
2. Uninstall the APK package: Tools> ADB uninstall com.cn. Android [package name]
3. 1. View logcat information: Tools> ADB logcat
2. Output The logcat information and save it as TXT: Tools> ADB logcat> abc.txt
4. Press the stack image: Tools> ADB pull/sdcard/image/aaa.jpg C:/press the AAA image in the image directory under the sdcard to the root directory of the C drive.
5. Use the ADB shell command:
(1) CD sdcard enters the mobile phone memory card
(2) ls-l view the detailed information of the file
(3) ls-a to view information about hidden files. For example, a file starting with a dot may be a system file.
(4) Exit
(5) Rm 11.png Delete 11 Images
(6) RM *. PNG: delete all images ending with PNG.
6. in Linux, sometimes it is connected to a mobile phone and ddms does not recognize any other solution:
Use the root account to disable ADB devices and start it:
(1) first enter the root account: su
(2) enter the password
(3) Go to tools> sudo./ADB kill-server and turn off the server service.
(4) Go to tools> sudo./ADB devices to start the existing ADB service.
7. Install JDK in Linux
(1) download jdk-6u15-linux-i586.bin files
(2)/usr/Java enter the Directory
(3) set the password Sudo-passwd 123456 for the root user.
(4) mkdir Java CD Java
(5) Modify permissions: chmod + x/home/zzd/downloads/jdk-6u15-linux-i586.bin
(6) install JDK binfile:/home/zzd/downloads/jdk-6u15-linux-i586.bin
(7) Configure environment variables: Add the following environment variables to/etc/profile
Root permission to enter the profile file: sudo gedit/etc/profile
Export java_home =/usr/Java/jdk1.6.0 _ 15
Export android_java_home = $ java_home
Path = $ java_home/bin:/android-sdk-linux_86/tools: $ path
Export classpath =.: $ java_home/lib/dt. jar: $ java_home/lib/tools. Jar