First, you need to connect your devices to PC with adb.
e.g.
CMD> adb devices
result; abcdabcdxxx device
- start adb from different port
e.g.
CMD> adb -P 1111 start-server
- Install .apk package
e.g.
CMD> adb install mytool.apk
- Get logs from android device e.g.
CMD> adb logcat -d > mydevicelogs.txt
- Start-Stop adb server
CMD> adb start-server
CMD> adb kill-server
- Remount devices
CMD> adb remount
- Reboot devices
CMD> adb reboot
- Enter to shell (linux)
CMD> adb shell
- Gain read-write access for /system path to get rid of "Read-only file system" error
CMD> adb shell
# mount -o rw,remount /system
- Revert to read-only access for /system path
CMD> adb shell
# mount -o ro,remount /system
- Define a new folder
CMD> adb shell mkdir /tmp/example
- Send a file into phone
CMD> adb push config.txt /tmp/example
e.g.
CMD> adb devices
result; abcdabcdxxx device
- start adb from different port
e.g.
CMD> adb -P 1111 start-server
- Install .apk package
e.g.
CMD> adb install mytool.apk
- Get logs from android device e.g.
CMD> adb logcat -d > mydevicelogs.txt
- Start-Stop adb server
CMD> adb start-server
CMD> adb kill-server
- Remount devices
CMD> adb remount
- Reboot devices
CMD> adb reboot
- Enter to shell (linux)
CMD> adb shell
- Gain read-write access for /system path to get rid of "Read-only file system" error
CMD> adb shell
# mount -o rw,remount /system
- Revert to read-only access for /system path
CMD> adb shell
# mount -o ro,remount /system
- Define a new folder
CMD> adb shell mkdir /tmp/example
- Send a file into phone
CMD> adb push config.txt /tmp/example
- Get a file from phone
CMD> adb pull /tmp/example/config.txt
CMD> adb pull /tmp/example/config.txt