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May I use ADB commands?
I want to use ADB commands on iPad Air 4. Please let me know if you have any recommendations for settings.
I'm going to need more information on that. The only ADB I can find using a search engine is "Android Debug Bridge", which is unlikely to work on iOS. Unless you have an iOS device connected to an Android device? If you could explain to me what they are and what you use them for?
I'm going to need more information on that. The only ADB I can find using a search engine is "Android Debug Bridge", which is unlikely to work on iOS. Unless you have an iOS device connected to an Android device? If you could explain to me what they are and what you use them for?
Thanks for reply. As you looked it up, the adb I mentioned is the "Android debug bridge". Thanks for looking it up. I'm hoping to use the ADB SHELL command on my iPad Air 4. I can use this command to remove pre-installed apps that are disabled by default in Android. I use this command because if the device is old or something, I get the phenomenon where the app keeps retrying to start even though its service has been terminated.
Afaict a-shell has no way to connect to the USB connector of the iPad so the adb bridge wouldn't work in the first place..?
Afaict a-shell has no way to connect to the USB connector of the iPad so the adb bridge wouldn't work in the first place..?
I'm trying to connect the USB Hub. Fortunately, iPad Air 4 has a built-in Type-C port.
I'm trying to connect the USB Hub. Fortunately, iPad Air 4 has a built-in Type-C port.
Still the software has no connection to it. i.e. theres no /dev/usbxxx
You can try to use iSH.ISH is a app in appstore. You can install it to use adb.
You can try to use iSH.ISH is a app in appstore. You can install it to use adb.
Really!? Please tell me more about it. Can't I just install the iSH application?
Try ish and type it
You could theoretically use adb over wifi, but it is a pretty fringe use case to figure out how to build adb from source in wasm for. You’d need to figure this out, and build it.