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donob10 · 01-14-2011, 03:28 PM

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.. It is pretty difficult to get ADB to work over WI-FI, the route I think you are trying.
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..The words:
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- executed [...]tools/android update sdk

- connected nook over USB with with the ADB server ON (in Wi-Fi Locker) and the WiFi locked
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pretty much describes a technique that works. USB is the key. USB cable needs to be connected. Then you need to open a command line window (forgot my mac speak, maybe Terminal) and then type adb. ADB (executable, or whatever)has to be in a place (folder) on your mac that your your terminal knows the way to. It should work.
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ADB server will, by default be on in WI-FI locker, you may want to use WI-FI locker to turn it off when not in use to save battery. I don't think it matters if WI-FI is on or locked for this path.

01-14-2011, 03:28 PM	#2
donob10 Member Posts: 24 Karma: 20 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: nook	Simone .. It is pretty difficult to get ADB to work over WI-FI, the route I think you are trying. . ..The words: . - executed [...]tools/android update sdk - connected nook over USB with with the ADB server ON (in Wi-Fi Locker) and the WiFi locked . pretty much describes a technique that works. USB is the key. USB cable needs to be connected. Then you need to open a command line window (forgot my mac speak, maybe Terminal) and then type adb. ADB (executable, or whatever)has to be in a place (folder) on your mac that your your terminal knows the way to. It should work. . ADB server will, by default be on in WI-FI locker, you may want to use WI-FI locker to turn it off when not in use to save battery. I don't think it matters if WI-FI is on or locked for this path.