What is adb?According to Google "Android Debug Bridge (adb) is a versatile tool lets you manage the state of an emulator instance or Android-powered device." That certainly sounds like Google, doesn't it? To put it simply, adb is two different applications -- one running on your computer (Windows, Linux or Mac) and one running on your phone. When your phone is connected, and USB debugging is enabled, you can issue commands and communicate with the phone using your computer screen and keyboard. Your Android phone uses a modified Linux kernel and tools as a base. This means that quite a few Linux commands can be sent via the adb server (the one running on your computer) to the adb client (the one running on your phone) and they will be executed. In our example picture, I've sent the "top" command over the wire to my phone, and my phone sent me back the information and printed it to my terminal. | |
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what can I do with adb?
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Daewon replied at 2015-12-14 07:39 hi there to keep it simple you can actually record path of the process you peform ! more like tracking bug using coding . something similiar to this is present in flyme OS to which we call MTK log. you feel any bug you use MTK log to record your bug send this to developer and developer can than actually look at the exact portion where the bug occured through your given log ! | |
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it is absolutely great thread !
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