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Originally Posted by Renate
Well, it is possible to run ADB on non-Android things.
It's just Linux USB Gadget.
You'd need to make a g_adb.ko and add adbd
The only non-Android eReader that I have is a Kobo Aura.
The root filesystem is just ext4 on /dev/mmcblk0p1
Androids use kernel/ramdisk.
It's easy to modify them in a single step using a single utility.
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No, it is not. Adb driver is a composite usb gadget not available on vanilla linux. You need to port it to your device kernel, recompile and install. You can port it from
https://android.googlesource.com/ker...dget/android.c
Be sure to modify the Kconfig and the Makefile too!
This is only for the kernel driver. I'm not sure but the adbd running on the device might rely on android binder. That's the core IPC android mechanism, so probably a lot harder to port.