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08-29-2000 08:27 AM
08-29-2000 08:27 AM
adb
Hi all,
Someone can help me to use adb.
I want just to know which command I have
to launch to see where my binary is
down?
Thanks
Someone can help me to use adb.
I want just to know which command I have
to launch to see where my binary is
down?
Thanks
Simon RAKOTOARISON
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08-29-2000 09:36 AM
08-29-2000 09:36 AM
Re: adb
If you are asking where /usr/bin/adb is located, it is part of the OS-Core.CMDS-MIN fileset.
If this is not your question, can you tell us more about what you are trying to do.
If this is not your question, can you tell us more about what you are trying to do.
"Downtime is a Crime."
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08-29-2000 09:43 AM
08-29-2000 09:43 AM
Re: adb
Where adb is located? Do a find starting from root as: #find / -name "adb" or run
#which adb.
adb is located in /usr/bin/adb
You can start it by typing #adb, the sytem will answer with adb> or giving option in the same command line #adb ...
See man adb for details.
Hope this answer your question or at least help a little bit...
#which adb.
adb is located in /usr/bin/adb
You can start it by typing #adb, the sytem will answer with adb> or giving option in the same command line #adb ...
See man adb for details.
Hope this answer your question or at least help a little bit...
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08-29-2000 11:02 AM
08-29-2000 11:02 AM
Re: adb
find /
Not a very good idea at all, especially on servers with hundreds of Gigabytes (or terabytes) of disk. System executables are in 2 basic locations: /usr/bin and /usr/sbin. Optional products will normally have executables in /usr/contrib or /usr/local. The adb command is in /usr/bin.
You mention using adb to tell whether your program is running? ps is much more useful as adb requires extensive information on internal kernal labels and structures.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
Not a very good idea at all, especially on servers with hundreds of Gigabytes (or terabytes) of disk. System executables are in 2 basic locations: /usr/bin and /usr/sbin. Optional products will normally have executables in /usr/contrib or /usr/local. The adb command is in /usr/bin.
You mention using adb to tell whether your program is running? ps is much more useful as adb requires extensive information on internal kernal labels and structures.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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