Today four years ago the first G1s were put to the market. Ok, my G1 is no longer in it's first configuration (Android 1.5 Cupcake) because I've upgraded to ADS_Magpie (Gingerbread 2.3.7), but I am still using and loving it ... ;-) More on the G1's history you can read on: T-Mobile G1 Celebrates ...
Unfortunately Android 4.x+ devices cannot be mounted as a VFAT device any longer. While with 4.0 only the PTP mode is supported (which can be used to transfer photos only), on 4.1+ you can switch between PTP mode and MTP mode in the settings.
While Windows has an acceptable MTP support, on Linux s...
| Partition Name | Partition Description | by_name | Size in Blocks | Size in MB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mmcblk0p1 | recovery | SOS | 12288 | 12 |
| mmcblk0p2 | boot | LNX | 8192 | 8 |
| mmcblk0p3 | system | APP | 665600 | 650 |
| mmcblk0p4 | cache | CAC | 453632 | 443 |
| mmcblk0p5 | misc | MSC | 512 | 0.5 |
| mmcblk0p6 | staging | ...
You can debug your applications on your Android device not only over USB, but also over a TCP/IP (LAN / WLAN) connection. To enable tcp debugging you have to enter the following commands on your device:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555
stop adbd
start adbdTo start debugging enter on your PC:
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