Ubuntu under Install configuration adb

1. Download SDK Tools for Linux, address: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

2, unzip, put the Android-sdk-linux folder in a directory (my directory is ~/android-sdk-linux)

3, see if there is Platform-tools folder under the Android-sdk-linux folder, press the SDK under Android-sdk-linux folder Readme.txt operation, can also omit the first 2 steps, only download and use Platform-tools, for: HTTP://DL.DBANK.COM/C0UMEKBPXI

4. Configure Environment variables

Enter the following in the. BASHRC:

 for Android SDK toolsexport path= $PATH:/your_android-sdk-linux_path/tools/export Path= $PATH:/your_ android-sdk-linux_path/platform-tools/

5, after saving, synchronization update

SOURCE ~/.BASHRC

6, plug in the mobile phone, terminal input:

Lsusb

All of the USB devices that are consumed are listed.
Find your own device from:

My is Samsung's device.

7. Establish 70-android.rules file:

sudo gedit/etc/udev/rules.d/

8. Add the following statement to the 70-android.rules file (in my case):

subsystem=="usb", attrs{idvendor}=="04e8", attrs{idproduct }=="689e", mode="0666"

9. Change Permissions:

sudo chmod a+rx/etc/udev/rules.d/-android.rules

10. Restart the service:

sudo service udev restart

11, unplug the USB, reconnect (very important), and then execute:

ADB devices

The following interface appears:

It was a success.

12. Try this command:

ADB shell

Enter the shell to execute the linux command on your phone:

Reference website:

http://my.oschina.net/lifj/blog/77444 http://blog.csdn.net/luobin1984/article/details/7994671