I am new to Ubuntu. I cannot run adb
in my terminal. When I try to run adb
in the terminal I get the following error:
No command 'adb' fo开发者_JAVA百科und
At the same time I can run my Android application in the emulator. What can be the problem?
That means adb is not in the PATH.
If adb is in the current directory, try ./adb
instead.
the following command will show you the PATH: echo $PATH
The command adb
isn't on your path.
If you installed Android SDK manually, go to SDK install directory, then platform-tools
. adb
should be there.
If you didn't install the SDK at all, well, there's your problem.
Try:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb
Everything will be done for you .
The adb application is 32 bit, trying to run it on a 64 bit machine wont work until you have installed the 32 bit libraries, you can grab them by typing:
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
Quite a big download but should get you up and running!
Even if I am in the platform-tools where the adb file is there I am giving ./adb still its telling command not found .
Drag and drop adb file to terminal. You can execute one command at a times, if you want next command to be executed
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