View android logs

Log tracking (alog)
In the process of developing mobile phone software, we often need to connect to the computer through USB cable to view logs. But in windows, we need to install the driver. Some android boards do not support USB debugging. So I developed this little tool. Easy to enable Network debugging, saving you the trouble of using the remote control.
Software Interface
On the Development page.

 

On the computer (ensure that the IP address is in the same network segment)
 

aptop:~$ adb connect 192.168.1.110 connected to 192.168.1.110:5555 laptop:~$ adb shell root@android:/ # root@android:/ # ls  acct cache config d data default.prop dev etc init init.goldfish.rc init.rc init.sun5i.rc initlogo.rle mnt nand.ko proc root sbin sdcard sys system ueventd.goldfish.rc ueventd.rc ueventd.sun5i.rc vendor root@android:/ #  laptop:~$ adb connect 192.168.1.110connected to 192.168.1.110:5555laptop:~$ adb shellroot@android:/ # root@android:/ # lsacctcacheconfigddatadefault.propdevetcinitinit.goldfish.rcinit.rcinit.sun5i.rcinitlogo.rlemntnand.koprocrootsbinsdcardsyssystemueventd.goldfish.rcueventd.rcueventd.sun5i.rcvendorroot@android:/ #

L automatic log storage
Logs generated by the system can be saved to the/sdcard/alog/directory.
Logs are named by timestamp for ease of searching
Developer options
Connect the mobile phone device and the computer to the same network segment
Open this application and select Network debugging.
Run the adb connect ip address on the computer to directly connect to the device.