adb command not found in linux environment

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While implementing the BluetoothChat application  apk inside G1 device  it always pops up a message    adb install -r  home parveen workspace BluetoothChat bin BluetoothChat apk  -bash  adb  command not found   I am not getting clearly why this error is popping up every time  Please help me   Thanks in advance  Praween

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Follow these steps   Set android vars  Initially go to your home and press  Ctrl   H  it will show you hidden files now look for  bashrc file  open it with any text editor       then place the lines below at the end of file   export ANDROID HOME  myPathSdk android-sdk-linux export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME tools  ANDROID HOME platform-tools   Now Reboot the system  It Works

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The way I fix this problem is    create a link from adb file drag  adb  with holding alt then drop to any directory and select  link here   use  sudo cp adb  bin   copy link from 1 to  bin    I ve done this several times and it works 100  tested on Ubuntu 12 04 32 64bit

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For Ubuntu 20 04  After trying many solution sudo apt install adb  worked for me  After installing try command adb devices for starting daemon successfully then again use same command adb devices to get the list of devices

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Make sure you installed sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb Now check sudo adb It will show help of adb  Now please kill start adb use following commands -  sudo adb kill-server sudo adb start-server  Lastly  sudo adb devices  Hopefully this will work

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adb is in android-sdks tools directory  You simply type this command  adb logcat    If you want to your stack traces in a text file use this command  adb logcat  gt  trace txt  Now your traces are copied into that file    If it is not working then go to android-sdks platform-tools then put this command    adb logcat  gt  trace txt  Hope it will helps to you

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Updating the path as listed above in    bashrc makes other bash commands stop working altogether  the easiest way I found is to use what eaykin did but link it your  bin  sudo ln -s  android platform-tools adb  bin adb  No restart is required just type following command   adb devices  To make sure it s working

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For Fedora  sudo dnf install adb

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I had the same issue on my fresh Ubuntu 64 bit installation  and the path was set up correctly   Thus  which adb would resolve correctly  but trying to run it would fail with adb  command not found   The very helpful guys at  android-dev pointed me to the solution  namely that the 32 bit libraries hadn t been installed  On my previous computers  this had probably been pulled in as a dependency for another package   On Ubuntu  probably other Debians as well   running  sudo  apt-get install ia32-libs

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NOTE  while using adb on Linux you ll need to type   adb to execute adb commands unless you create a path in    bashrc  In a terminal write   sudo gedit    bashrc  Add the following line at the end of the file  Once you re done  save and exit   Android tools  export PATH   Development adt-bundle-linux sdk platform-tools   Development adt-bundle-linux sdk tools  PATH  Then in a Terminal run this command to reload your  bashrc  Code   source    bashrc  Now you can just run adb without put    before every command

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In Ubuntu i could run the following command     sudo apt install android-tools-adb

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sudo apt install adb   in your pc adb not installed   Try this  working for me

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In my case  adb  is located in    Android Sdk platform-tools     the following command solved the problem   export PATH  PATH   Android Sdk platform-tools

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You need to add  ANDROID SDK platform-tools to your PATH  where  ANDROID SDK is wherever you installed the Android SDK

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creating a symbolic link was the solution for me either  However before working I had to grant access and execute rights to the created symbolic links   I am not sure if it was  eaykin s answer or  crazymacleod s that worked for me  as I did both before finding the above mentioned solution   Thanks

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Ubuntu 18 04    This worked for me    Find out and copy platform-tools path  in my case is   home daniel Android Sdk platform-tools  Open bashrc nano    bashrc Save platform-tools path export PATH    PATH   home daniel Android Sdk platform-tools  Reset bash profile source  bash profile adb devices is now working

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I have same problem as you  finally as i know  in linux  amp  mac OS  we use   adb instead of adb

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I have just resolved the problem  myself on mint ubuntu   It seems that  adb is a 32 bit executable at least according  to readelf -h  for  the program  to work in  64-bit  ubuntu or whatever  installation  we must  have 32-bit  libraries inplace   solved the problem  with  sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libc6 i386 libncurses5 i386 libstdc  6 i386

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I found the solution to my problem  In my    bashrc   export PATH   PATH   path to android-sdk tools  However adb is not located in the android-sdk tools   rather in android-sdk platform-tools   So I added the following  export PATH   PATH   path to android-sdk tools  path to android-sdk platform-tools  And that solved the problem for me

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I had this problem when I was trying to connect my phone and trying to use adb  I did the following   export PATH  PATH    path to android-sdk tools  path to android platform-tools apt-get install ia32-libs Connected my phone in USB debug mode and In the terminal type lsusb to get a list of all usb devices  Noted the 9 character  xxxx xxxx  ID to the left of my phone  sudo gedit  etc udev rules d 99-android rules Add   SUBSYSTEM   usb   ATTRS idVendor                SYMLINK   android adb   MODE  0666  GROUP  plugdev  TEST    var run ConsoleKit database     RUN   udev-acl --action  env action  --device  env DEVNAME      whatever is in        to the file and replace             with the number from step 3cop sudo service udev restart Restarted my System open terminal browse to adb directory and run   adb devices   And it shows my phone hence adb starts working without error   I hope it helps others

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updating the  PATH did not work for me  therefore I added a symbolic link to adb to make it work  as follows   ln -s  lt android-sdk-folder gt  platform-tools adb  lt android-sdk-folder gt  tools adb

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I was getting this error also and Ubuntu suggested me to install it so I installed  it and this worked in my case    - sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb  Note x64 architecture

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