Install ADB Tool
Install the ADB tool on PC Host:
1 | sudo apt-get update |
Add permission and configuration files
Add permission and configuration details after installation.
Add permission
1 | sudo useradd -G plugdev $USER |
Write configuration files
Create a .rules file:
1 | sudo vim /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules |
Write the following to the .rules file:
1 | SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="usb_device", MODE="0666" |
Restart udev service
1 | sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart |
Install ADB Tool
- Regfer this guide to install the USB driver.
- Download the Platform Tools.
- Unzip the
Platform Tools
file to the easily accessible directory, such asC:\platform-tools
.
Note
- When executing the adb command in the cmd terminal, you need to enter the
C:\platform-tools
directory, otherwise it will prompt that the adb command cannot be found.
Use ADB
ADB over Wi-Fi/LAN
Ensure that either Wi-Fi or LAN is connected
Enable ADB debugging on your SBC:
Settings-->Developer options-->USB debugging
Check the IP address of your SBC:
Settings-->About device-->Status-->IP
Run the
adb connect
command:1
2adb connect 192.168.1.120
adb shell
ADB over USB
Ensure that a USB-C cable is connected between your PC and SBC
Enable ADB debugging on your SBC:
Settings-->Developer options-->USB debugging
Open a Terminal and type:
1
adb shell
Links
Note
- If you android device is a phone, you must enable developer mode
- When you try to debug your Android device with
adb devices
, a notification will appear that you must accept- If your Android device is a Khadas SBC, developer mode is enabled by default