Guest magicpie1980 Posted April 28, 2010 Report Posted April 28, 2010 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
Guest skymera Posted April 28, 2010 Report Posted April 28, 2010 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.
Guest StrongOneX Posted April 28, 2010 Report Posted April 28, 2010 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:
Guest ZGrey Posted April 29, 2010 Report Posted April 29, 2010 (edited) 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! Edited April 29, 2010 by ZGrey
Guest magicpie1980 Posted April 29, 2010 Report Posted April 29, 2010 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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