How to set ddmlib Device class instance with root permissions?
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I am working against Android x86_64 Vm as my device simulator.
I am using the AndroidDebugBridge class (ddmlib) to open the channel to my device.
When the connection is Established I am getting my Vm instance of a Device class.
I was trying to set my device as root, but I did not find any method or config which does it.
I searched the rest of ddmlib as well and find nothing dealing with root permissions.
I assumed maybe the Device instance already got root permissions but when I called PushFile() i got no permissions adb error.
So I believe I get no root upon Device instance creation.
Can anybody tell me how can I set my Device instance as a root?
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I am working against Android x86_64 Vm as my device simulator.
I am using the AndroidDebugBridge class (ddmlib) to open the channel to my device.
When the connection is Established I am getting my Vm instance of a Device class.
I was trying to set my device as root, but I did not find any method or config which does it.
I searched the rest of ddmlib as well and find nothing dealing with root permissions.
I assumed maybe the Device instance already got root permissions but when I called PushFile() i got no permissions adb error.
So I believe I get no root upon Device instance creation.
Can anybody tell me how can I set my Device instance as a root?
java
android ddmlib edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
add a comment |
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I am working against Android x86_64 Vm as my device simulator.
I am using the AndroidDebugBridge class (ddmlib) to open the channel to my device.
When the connection is Established I am getting my Vm instance of a Device class.
I was trying to set my device as root, but I did not find any method or config which does it.
I searched the rest of ddmlib as well and find nothing dealing with root permissions.
I assumed maybe the Device instance already got root permissions but when I called PushFile() i got no permissions adb error.
So I believe I get no root upon Device instance creation.
Can anybody tell me how can I set my Device instance as a root?
java
android ddmlib edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
I am working against Android x86_64 Vm as my device simulator.
I am using the AndroidDebugBridge class (ddmlib) to open the channel to my device.
When the connection is Established I am getting my Vm instance of a Device class.
I was trying to set my device as root, but I did not find any method or config which does it.
I searched the rest of ddmlib as well and find nothing dealing with root permissions.
I assumed maybe the Device instance already got root permissions but when I called PushFile() i got no permissions adb error.
So I believe I get no root upon Device instance creation.
Can anybody tell me how can I set my Device instance as a root?
java
android ddmlib java
android ddmlib edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
edited Nov 10 at 14:34
Mostafa Arian Nejad
517416
517416
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
asked Nov 10 at 14:17
Boris Katz
65
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