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AdbLink is a companion program for Kodi. AdbLink 3.8 10/14/18 adbLink c framework updated from Qt 5.10.1 to Qt 5.11.2 OpenSSL support added for https format (jocala.com address moved from http to https) Windows dependencies removed for: libgccsdw2-1.dll libstdc-6.dll libwinpthread-1.dll These dll files are no longer required by adbLink for Windows.
Linux: Support for KDE Konsole added. Select KDE Konsole in adbLink preferences, otherwise the default of Gnome terminal is used for adbLink's Console. Window titles added where missing Job number removed from running jobs display icons folder added to linux adbfiles directory.
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This contains adbLink icons in png,ico and icns formats. AdbLink v 3.7 released adbLink c framework updated from Qt 5.6 to Qt 5.10.1 Message popups have been adjusted to work with multi-monitor systems. Toast-style message popups fail with multi-monitor systems.
Currently disabled. AdbLink update checking routine updated. AdbLink v 3.6 released /sdcard, /data/local/tmp, & /storage added to presets for file manager Activity indicator for local restores now properly resets when job is done. File manager checks that preset or ad hoc path exists prior to directory change via go button. Android Debug Bridge updated Version 1.0.39 - 0.0.1-4500957 File manager updated to work with adb v1.0.39 Fastboot updated Version 0.0.1-4500957 adbLink 3.5 10/01/17 Labeling system for long running processes modified. Forum and WIKI Help links updated.
Busybox permissions check added. Utility menu function added: Re-install Busybox. Help menu item added for Re-install Busybox. AdbLink 3.4 06/27/17 Cconnect/disconnect buttons are disabled when the device OS isn't Android. The pull directory in the device record now overrides the global default pull directory in in preferences. A check box, 'Disable root', has been added to the device dialog. If you have a rooted device that fails to display the file manager correctly, try checking this box.
See help for more detail on this. AdbLink 3.3 05/15/17 Remote keypad bug fixed Check for preference database table bug fixed. Keyboard shortcuts added for main screen buttons. Hover over button to see tooltip and key assignment or see help topic 'Shortcuts'. Shortcut topic added to help. Lists tooltip and keyboard shortcuts for main screen buttons.
AdbLink 3.2 changelog 05/06/17 Check for updates bug fixed File Manager progress bar bug fixed Windows XP database/logfile creation bug fixed XP/Win7 form misalignment fixed Mac Local restore bug fixed Note: adbLink 3.1 has been pulled. If you installed it, please update to v3.2 or drop back to 3.0.
AdbLink 3.1 changelog 05/01/17 The file manager is now root-aware. Perform common file management functions (copy,move,rename,mkdir,etc) on the /system and /data partitions if your device is rooted. When upgrading adbLink versions, data is preserved.
Tested with adbLink 2.04 and up. The database and log files are now stored in a standard directory located in the user's $HOME. Mac users can now run adbLink without admin privileges. The progress bar activity indicator is back. Devices can be accessed on an ad hoc basis: double-clicking a USB serial number or entering an IP address on-the-fly allows interaction with the device w/o first creating a device record.
In this case, Kodi defaults are assumed. Notification messages: toast-style messages or normal style is now a preference, with normal set as default. A global folder location for files copied from your device is set to your system $HOME. Changed to a global location of your preference, or overridden by a per-device preference in a device record.
Keypad now uses device address as dialog title Log filename defaults to kodi.log or spmc.log depending on configuration System help updated adbLink 3.00 changelog Parallel background processes: Potentially lengthy jobs (backup,restore,etc) are now assigned a job ID and the running state is displayed in a listbox. New file manager: Easy move/copy/delete of files and folders on Android devices. Copy multiple files and folders from Android devices to PC/Mac or from PC/Mac to Android device. The progress bar style activity indicator has been replaced by a color-changing icon. It turns green while background processes are running, blue when the job queue is empty. Please note that the progress bar widget was merely an indicator of a background process running.
It never measured time remaining, but just ran until closed by a process ending. The listbox of connected devices now shows device name not IP address/USB serial number.
For USB-connected devices, the serial number is displayed only for devices that have not been entered into the adbLink database. File selection dialogs, log viewers and editors are now resizeable. Fixed: adbLink not working in space-embedded folder Uninstall APK search filter fixed Keypad button help/tooltip corrected Easy edit of Kodi XML files on any platform. Local IP address reported in log file. Toast-style notifications added Message added for device connection errors Stop ADB button focus issue fixed Root menu restored for /system partition mount Check for updates button in device record restored Menu function: Kodi Data Usage added. Shows amount of space used by Kodi data.
Menu function: ADB/WIFI. Enables ADB debugging over WIFI for devices that lack this feature. Moving Kodi data updates Kodi partition in device record Data move routine now checks for valid media center data before writing /sdcard/xbmcenv.properties file. AdbLink is tested on Windows/Mac/Linux with Amazon Fire TV devices, Nvidia Shield TV, and Xiaomi Mi Box 3 available for download at adbLink 2.07 changelog Windows: If installing on top of an existing installation, preexisting database and log files will be erased.
Select multiple apk files for installation to Android device Select multiple files for push to Android device Start/Stop Android apps on connected device Logs menu item added: view adbLink/Kodi logs Download SPMC file menu function added Double-print of port in logfile corrected Parallel adb processes functionality restored ADB Port is not reset when switching OS in preferences: fixed Root menu removed adbLink 2.06 changelog adbLink now works with Kodi for Android/Windows/macOS/Linux for non-Android functions such as backup/restore, edit XML, etc. Built-in XML/Text editor.
Kodi 17 cache xml settings added. Cache help html rewritten to reflect changes Error handler for Android ADB added (hopefully will prevent adb error loops) Test (logcat) function for ADB connections added Uninstall APK: filter added for search Cache settings can now be copied to clipboard then pasted into existing advancedsettings.xml Help files re-added (missed in changeover to new adbLink name) Help files for various new functions added. Copy path to clipboard: This function will make busybox applets available to ADB shell. QTAUTOSCREENSCALEFACTOR=1 added for high DPI screen scaling adbLink 2.05 changelog View/copy Kodi log files Bug condition in busybox installation fixed.
Screen capture function restored. 'Device Unauthorized' help file added. For drive mounting & samba please use play store services. AdbLink 2.04 changelog Name change from per demand from Amazon's lawyers. New name: adbLink QT framework updated to v5.6 Deprecated Fire OS functions removed 3rd-party root functions removed adbLink 2.03 changelog SPMC package name changed Minor code cleanup adbLink 2.02b changelog More fixes to restore routines adbLink 2.02a changelog Fixes to restore routines. AdbLink 2.02 changelog adbLink is now compatible with most Android devices WIFI/USB Remote control added Installs rbox v3 recovery on 4K AFTVs Windows download is now an installer instead of zip file Kodi partiton value initialzed for new devices.
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Routine added to detect Amazon OS5. Routine added to identify Amazon/Nvidia devices. Dropbear removed, OpenSSH added.
Root no longer required FireStarter install moved to the menu-file section Help Backup section expanded. Device Offline status detected. Device Unauthorized status detected. FireStarter installation moved to File-Menu For rooted Lollipop devices: SELinux set to permissive with external drive mounts. SELinux set to Enforcing after external drive umounts.
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At boot options require a rom with configurable startup script. AdbLink 2.01 changelog Autoconnect turned off, no autoconnect at startup, edit or other routines. Edit validation routines added for description, device address, package-name and file path. New field 'root path' added to device record.
Tracks where Kodi data is installed. /sdcard/, /storage/sdcard1/, etc. Cache write to advancedsettings.xml moved to standalone dialog XBMC preset removed from device setup.
MainWindow set to fixed size.
Modifying your Android device usually requires you to have ADB tools installed. Without it, you wouldn’t have access to developer commands which are included in most of our recent guides. This quick guide will show you how to install and configure Google’s ADB tools software on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer in minutes.
What is ADB used for? The ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a powerful command line tool created by Google for Android developers. ADB allows developers to debug their applications with an assortment of useful commands. For example, if a developer wanted to know the state of a device before their application crashed, they could simply type “adb logcat” into their command line to receive a long list of messages and clues from their device. Some of the ADB commands can be useful for other people, too. The “adb sideload” commands allow people to install OTA (over-the-air) updates and other software onto their phone instead of waiting for the update or app to be rolled out by Google.
When you set up ADB, you’ll get fastboot commands, too. Fastboot commands like “fastboot flash” will allow you to install custom recoveries and kernels. Download the Android SDK or the One-Click ADB installer Head over to the to download the Android SDK. Place the SDK file anywhere on your system. If you’re on Windows, you have the option to use this handy instead. If you choose to use the one-click installer, you can stop reading here.
Set up the PATH variable The ADB tools can now be accessed through your command line, but only if you’re in the platform-tools directory found in the SDK folder. To make things more convenient, you can set up a PATH variable to ADB so you can access the tools from anywhere in your command line. On Mac or Linux, open up your terminal and type “nano /.bashprofile”. Press return.
This command opens up a text editor so you can modify the file which contains your system’s PATH variables. Add this line to your file, with the necessary information: “export PATH=$PATH:/Users//” I chose to make a copy of the platform tools file, so my PATH variable looks like this, “export PATH=$PATH:/Users/caseycarroll/platform-tools” After you’ve made the change, save your changes by pressing the “Option” and “X” keys at the same time. Test the ADB tools with the “adb devices” command. If you get a “list of devices attached:” prompt, you have ADB set up properly. If you see “adb command not found,” go back and make sure you have your PATH variable (specifically the part that includes the path to the platform tools) written out correctly. Now that you have ADB on your computer, you can do things like or without having to wait for the update to come from Google.