How can I enter adb commands while in recovery?

[Guest StuMcBill]

I was trying to backup my services.jar file so I could flash one of the mods I saw on xda, and I was pointed to a bunch of adb commands to run to manually backup and replace my files.

However, when I enter recovery (Amon-RA, after running recovery-windows.bat), I cannot enter any commands in my MS-DOS window as, until I exit the recovery (using reboot system now menu option), the .bat file is still running?

Could someone let me know how I can enter commands using this method?

Thanks

Stewart

Edited May 16, 2010 by StuMcBill

[Guest StrongOneX]

I was trying to backup my services.jar file so I could flash one of the mods I saw on xda, and I was pointed to a bunch of adb commands to run to manually backup and replace my files.

However, when I enter recovery (Amon-RA, after running recovery-windows.bat), I cannot enter any commands in my MS-DOS window as, until I exit the recovery (using reboot system now menu option), the .bat file is still running?

Could someone let me know how I can enter commands using this method?

Thanks

Stewart

you just open another cmd windows, sooo simple dude :)

[Guest xTc is loVe]

you just open another cmd windows, sooo simple dude :)

but use adb not adb-windows ;-)

[Guest StuMcBill]

you just open another cmd windows, sooo simple dude :)

Oops, never realised it was so simple!

Thanks

[Guest Snarkasm]

Actually, if you use adb-nilezon in another command window, you maintain the link to the recovery session as well. If you just open another cmd and use regular adb commands, you'll restart the server, killing your recovery session (which then means you need to restart it later).

So: open another command prompt to your pushfiles location and use adb-nilezon wherever you'd use adb. "adb-nilezon shell" "adb-nilezon reboot" etc etc etc.