3.2.0 | Checks if installation directory exists before running the script.Required for Android Marshmallow on flounder. 3.1.0 | Updated to newest v23 binaries.

Changed the installation path on OS X to /usr/local/bin ! Added the arguments uninstall, adb and fastboot.

3.0.0 | Improved code quality and readability a lot by rewriting the whole script and using functions.

2.0.0 | Added Linux support! (experimental, feedback very welcome!).

1.2.1 | Improved version check by adding a hash-check to compare installed and delivered bin.

1.2 | Updated adb and fastboot binaries to platform-tools v22, adjusted script because binaries change without version number incremention.

1.1.1 | Name change due to name confict with other adb installer.1.1 | Script can now be called from everywhere.install.sh uninstallĪn empty argument does the full installation of both binaries. fastboot : Installs the fastboot binary only.If you used my script version <3.0 on your mac, you should run this command once to remove the binaries from /usr/bin (they are now installed in /usr/local/bin). uninstall-old: For OS X users who installed adb from this script with version uninstall : Deletes the adb and fastboot binaries from /usr/local/bin.There are a few arguments you can use with the script: If you need the aapt as well, please switch to branch aapt or download the zip here. Installs the adb and fastboot binaries for OS X and Linux. We will discuss that in detail in our upcoming tutorial.Quick ADB / Fastboot installer for OS X and Linux (minimal_adb_fastboot) Last updated: | adb version: 1.0.36 Revision 8f855a3d9b35-android This was one way to install ADB & Fastboot on Ubuntu systems, another method is to install the complete Google Android SDK. Note: If getting any permissions regarding error after connecting the device then restart the ADB server & try again. Now execute the same command mentioned above & we should then see our device in list output. Upon the command execution, you will get a pop-up on your Android device to allow USB Debugging, press OK to enable the debugging. Now open the terminal and execute the following command, Once the USB Debugging has been enabled, connect the android device to the system using the USB cable. It can be enabled by going into device Settings & then into the Developer Options (Some devices require that you tap several times on Android Version in About Phone section to enable Developer Options). Now to test out that your ADB installation is working fine, we will connect an android device to our system.īut before we connect the android device, we need to make sure that the device has ‘USB Debugging’ enabled.

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