#HTTP TOOLKIT ANDROID PATCH#

The Android developer page on aapt is somewhat meager. You can use this to see details about a package, it's resources, and xml information. The Android Asset Packaging Tool is used to create, inspect and manage Android packages. $ git am 0001-Add-support-for-non-Android-use-of-adbd.patch

#HTTP TOOLKIT ANDROID PATCH#

This patch can be applied to your adb source by cd'ing to the directory /system/core/adb, applying the patch with: Instructions are in a file.įile:0001-Add-support-for-non-Android-use-of-adbd.patch Here is a patch that can be applied to adb (source as of ) to change it to avoid 'Android-isms' in the build. It is sometimes useful to use adbd on non-Android embedded Linux systems. tools/adb devices should now list the device.you should now get a prompt on the board, you can exit the prompt if you want.on the host, type the following (you need to specify the board's IP address on the host):.make sure that the network connection between host and the board is working - test pinging both ways.If it doesn't run, you might want to check the init.rc file. make sure that adbd runs on the board.įor real boards that do not have a USB connection but have Ethernet instead, you might need to do a few tricks. On the host two programs are run: the adb application (in the SDK's tools directory) and an adb server, started by the adb application.įor emulators, adb will usually run automagically.įor real boards - with debugging over USB, you might need to do work, as is documented here. The setup consists of an adbd on the target in the /sbin directory. 1.1.1.1 Running adbd on non-Android systemsĪdb is the android debugger - it also doubles as file transfer agent.

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