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Tip: How to enable wireless debugging with Android?
This document discusses how to set up wireless debugging for an Android device to avoid using USB cables. The process involves enabling USB debugging on the device, noting the device's IP address, using ADB commands to start a TCP server on the device and connect the computer to the device's IP and port. Once connected, the computer can remotely debug the device over WiFi without a USB cable.
Tip: How to enable wireless debugging with Android?
- 1. Wireless Debugging with Android @sarat architect,experion technologies
- 2. no more damaged cablesand USB ports
- 3. get rid ofwires and go wireless
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- 5. Setup • Connect yourdevice over USB port • Enable USB debugging if prompted • Make a note of your IP of your device (See this by tapping on connected wireless network under settings) • Now fire up your terminal
- 6. Setup ~ $ cd~/android-sdks/platform-tools/ ! platform-tools $ ./adb tcpip <port> ! platform-tools $ ./adb connect <device ip>
- 7. Example ~ $ cd~/android-sdks/platform-tools/ ! platform-tools $ ./adb tcpip 5555 * daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 * * daemon started successfully * restarting in TCP mode port: 5555 ! platform-tools $ ./adb connect 192.168.1.2 connected to 192.168.1.2:5555
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- 9. Open up yourfavorite IDE (Eclipse or Android Studio)
- 10. See it inaction!
- 11. Done? Now switchback ~ $ adb -s <device ip>:5555 usb
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