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i did this and did not get anywhere, just got this output,

magic@ubuntu:~$ cd pushfiles

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ ./adb-linux kill server

bash: ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./adb-linux start server

[sudo] password for magic:

sudo: unable to execute ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./recovery-linux.sh

./recovery-linux.sh: 2: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 3: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 4: ./adb-linux: not found

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$

could the problem be that i dont have sdk installed on linux?

allthe files are in the right place, my linux just doesnt see the adb-linux file??? but its right there;(

Bill

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Guest skymera
i did this and did not get anywhere, just got this output,

magic@ubuntu:~$ cd pushfiles

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ ./adb-linux kill server

bash: ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./adb-linux start server

[sudo] password for magic:

sudo: unable to execute ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./recovery-linux.sh

./recovery-linux.sh: 2: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 3: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 4: ./adb-linux: not found

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$

could the problem be that i dont have sdk installed on linux?

allthe files are in the right place, my linux just doesnt see the adb-linux file??? but its right there;(

Bill

Are you running 64bit Ubuntu?

If you are you NEED to install the 32bit libraries for it to work. :huh: They're in the repos so you'll find them in synaptic.

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Guest StrongOneX
i did this and did not get anywhere, just got this output,

magic@ubuntu:~$ cd pushfiles

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ ./adb-linux kill server

bash: ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./adb-linux start server

[sudo] password for magic:

sudo: unable to execute ./adb-linux: No such file or directory

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles$ sudo ./recovery-linux.sh

./recovery-linux.sh: 2: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 3: ./adb-linux: not found

./recovery-linux.sh: 4: ./adb-linux: not found

magic@ubuntu:~/pushfiles

could the problem be that i dont have sdk installed on linux?

allthe files are in the right place, my linux just doesnt see the adb-linux file??? but its right there;(

Bill

The correct commands are

Sudo ./adb-Linux kill-server

Sudo ./recovery-linux.sh

:huh:

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Guest ZGrey

Same thing happened to me while using ubuntu 64 bit edition, if you also have it

try installing the the ia32-libs, libncurses5, lib32stdc++6( apt-get install ia32-libs lib32stdc++6 libncurses5 )

i think it was all i had to install.

if that fails post the results of "ldd adb-linux"(without the quotes) or try finding the missing libraries for yourself(a bit of googling goes along way).

gl with your rooting!

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Guest magicpie1980
Same thing happened to me while using ubuntu 64 bit edition, if you also have it

try installing the the ia32-libs, libncurses5, lib32stdc++6( apt-get install ia32-libs lib32stdc++6 libncurses5 )

i think it was all i had to install.

if that fails post the results of "ldd adb-linux"(without the quotes) or try finding the missing libraries for yourself(a bit of googling goes along way).

gl with your rooting!

Thanks guys, yeah i was using 64bit Linux,

Heads up to paul to put a warning on the write up;) It will drive you insane;P

Thanks for all your help;)

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