The world of root is really quite broad and everything that surrounds it for those who are just starting out can be somewhat complex, but it is essential to have all the necessary tools to be able to perform each of the tasks that you may obviously do and one of those tools is ADB and Fastboot.
Although making use of it for some people can be somewhat complicated and even that black window, the command window can scare more than a beginner, the truth is that it is quite simple to use and in a matter of a few minutes you are going to guide you easilyMore than anything because after reading this list of commands and understanding perfectly what each one works for, everything will be much easier.
But before continuing, in case you still do not have ADB and Fastboot downloaded to your computer, I leave the link here so you can do it. Remember that, to be able to use it, it is necessary that you have your mobile with the USB debugging enabled, which is found in Settings> Developer options.
ADB command list
- adb devices: Check connected devices on PC
- adb start-server: to start the ADB server process.
- adb kill-server: to stop the ADB server.
- adb shell: Lunch the remote shell command console on the device to control the device.
- adb help: to screen helps ABD contents.
- adb install: Install an APK application from the PC.
- adb pull: to copy a file from the device to the system
- adb push: to copy a file from the system to the device
- adb get-serialno: shows no device serial
- adb logcat: to display the log file on the screen.
- adb jdwp– Shows JDWP processes on the device.
- adb get-state: Displays the status of the device.
- adb wait-for-device: shows the progress time required / delay for the next command.
- adb bugreport– Displays sys dump, status dump, and LogCat on the screen.
Ultimate command list
- adb devices: Check connected devices on PC
- adb start-server: to start the ADB server process.
- adb kill-server: to stop the ADB server.
- adb shell: Lunch the remote shell command console on the device to control the device.
- adb help: to screen helps ABD contents.
- adb install: Install an APK application from the PC.
- adb pull: to copy a file from the device to the system
- adb push: to copy a file from the system to the device
- adb get-serialno: shows no device serial
- adb logcat: to display the log file on the screen.
- adb jdwp– Shows JDWP processes on the device.
- adb get-state: Displays the status of the device.
- adb wait-for-device: shows the progress time required / delay for the next command.
- adb bugreport– Displays sys dump, status dump, and LogCat on the screen.
