Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools is a set of tools containing all the tools required to issue Android ADB and Fastboot commands for your Android devices using your PC. Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools can be downloaded and used instead of the full Android SDK, Platform Tools which ordinarilly consumes lot more of your PC disk space.
Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools is compiled by ArykTECH to help you quickly setup Android ADB and Fastboot Tools on your PC in less than 2 minutes. This Android ADB and Fastboot Tools is especially useful for basic and savvy Android devices users that need to modify, root, debug or tweak and also perform other similar activities on their Android devices.
Meanwhile, if you are interested in building for Android, I recommend using the complete Android SDK which can be downloaded from here.
Content of the Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools
From the image contained, I have labelled the content of the Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools. Here, I will introduce you to the sections and their use.
The ADB Tools:
The ADB Tools are called upon when you issue ADB Commands for your device on your PC. These ADB Commands are usually called when your device is in Android mode thus, fully turned on and operational or in recovery mode.
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adb devices - lists devices connected to the PC with USB Debugging turned ON.
adb push .... - pushes files from the device to a remote location.
adb pull ... - pulls files from a remote location to the device.
The Fastboot Tools:
More often than not, fastboot commands starts with fastboot. I.e
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fastboot flash partition-name - commands for flashing a particular partition e.g boot, recovery, modem among others.
fastboot oem getvar data-file - use to fetch info about a particular file on your device e.g IMEI.
The COM Port Tool:
This tool performs a single simple operation of displaying the COM Port where your Android device is connected to on your PC.
Want to know how the Stripped ADB COM Port Tool works? Simply connect your Android device to the PC either in download mode or fastboot mode and then double-click the COM Port Tool.
A command prompt window will simply open displaying the COM Ports on your PC with the device connected to each COM Port.
Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools Download Links
Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools | v1.1 | Download here |
Stripped ADB and Fastboot Tools | v1.0 | Download here |
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