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Old 02-14-2010, 09:26 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by JerseyBiker View Post
I did install Android but I'm not sure if I did it correctly. After I installed Android and ran it, it asked what programs I wanted to download from a list of about 8 or 10 choices. I chose the first one in the list that said SDK which had the higher version number. But when it started downloading I believe it downloaded all of them and it took quite some time doing it. When they say to run the commands in a terminal are they referring to the DOS prompt that's included with Windows or is there a different terminal that comes with Android? Thanks.

~eddie
It's the standard "command prompt" from windows.
In this command prompt, you have to point to the folder "tools".
You should see something like "C:\android-sdk_r04-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools>" in your prompt. Instead of "C....." your respective path. Only with the "...tools>" it will understand the "adb" command and other commands.
But, as I've written before, it's not needed anymore.
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