[clockworx]

No details at all? Throw us a freakin' bone here

 

[lgrady]

No details at all? Throw us a freakin' bone here

I tried to follow instructions at the end of the hack, I am going something wrong but I don't know what

 

[lawman]

seriously... did you look at any of the other threads? I know i've personnally answered this question at least twice...http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin...ome-Replacement-Root-Install-APK-instructionsheh... there's a mistype in there - should say"Install APK: same as "Home Replacement"ADB install <apk you want to install>.apk "instead of "apk install..."you need to be in the dos prompt. Type: adb install [dir][name]where [dir] is the directory the apk is in (c:novel if you're using "novel" folder on the c drive) and [name] is the name of the file [file.apk]if that doesn't work, tell us in detail what you're doing and what output you're getting.

 

[edit_text]

If you are in windows, you can type "adb install " (yes, that is a space) and then drag you file onto the cmd window. It will apply the full path to that file. Saves a ton of typing.e_t

 

[BiPolarBear]

[quote name='edit_text;18919]If you are in windows' date=' you can type "adb install " (yes, that is a space) and then drag you file onto the cmd window. It will apply the full path to that file. Saves a ton of typing.e_t[/QUOTE'] Awesome tip! Wish I would have know that two days ago! Adds the full path in quotes, so the apk file doesn't even need to be in the adb folder....very cool for us OCD folks that want to keep everything in separate folders.

 

[lawman]

You windows people... with your shortcuts and efficiency. Back in MY day, we didn't have MICE and FOLDERS, and we had to type with both arms chained to the DESK!!!

 

[cckrobinson]

If you are using Windows7 make sure you launch your command prompt as administrator. Start->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt (right click and Run as administrator)

 

[avol2]

.. DOS was so easy to work in, and so simple to find things.. I havent liked windows ever.... but I was surprised that I still remembered some basic functions...

 

[nvrpayretail]

You might want to install this app installer first using adb - http://www.androidfreeware.org/download/apps-installer-0.2.1 Once you have that installed you can just download the .apk's to your sd card and install directly on the PDN from the sd card. There's also an uninstaller app available that makes life easy too.

 

[lawman]

You might want to install this app installer first using adb - http://www.androidfreeware.org/download/apps-installer-0.2.1 Once you have that installed you can just download the .apk's to your sd card and install directly on the PDN from the sd card. There's also an uninstaller app available that makes life easy too.

See the apps sticky.

 

[lgrady]

I can not drag and drop the apk in the cmd window and the message I keep getting is "adb" in not recognized as an internal or external cmdusing window 7 Thanks for all u'll help

 

[edit_text]

you need to "cd" to the directory/folder where adb is first.

for me:cd /pandigital/adbadb install (drag file, press enter)

e_t

 

[lgrady]

you need to "cd" to the directory/folder where adb is first.e_t

Thanks the cd helped but I still can not drag the file, nothing comes up

 

[edit_text]

I'm not sure, that has been a feature in widows for some time as I remember. You will just have to type the full path to your apk if it will not work otherwise.e_t

 

[lgrady]

ok I can copy th file path an paste it but even when I do cd first, i still get the same message "adb" in not recognized as an internal or external cmd

 

[BiPolarBear]

[quote name='lgrady;19190]ok I can copy th file path an paste it but even when I do cd first' date=' i still get the same message "adb" in not recognized as an internal or external cmd[/QUOTE'] And you're sure you are in the correct folder where the abd.exe file resides? For example, if you got the zip file from the post on this forum, there should be a "Hack-the-novel" folder that has the adb.exe file in it. So if you extracted that zip file directly to your C: drive (for example) then you would need to be at a command prompt as follows:C:Hack-the-novel>and your install command would look like:C:Hack-the-novel>adb install appName.apk (where "appName" is the name of the file you wish to install or the full path to said file)Sorry if you already know all this, but some people don't, so maybe this will help?

 

[RONO]

Thank you everyone for the continous information to improve using the novel. I have downloaded quite a few aps and decided some are no good. I have tried 2 commands to delete. abd uninstall "file name" and shell pm uninstall and both come up failure. What am I doing wrong, also what is the correct steps if a aps is a zip file. I am pretty sure this information is on the site, but not finding with searchesthank you in advance

 

[lawman]

install an uninstaller. There are at least two around. You might consider looking at the apps sticky.

 

[pawnslinger]

install an uninstaller. There are at least two around. You might consider looking at the apps sticky.

PandaHome, if they are using it, has an uninstaller built-in... just go to Settings->Applications and you will find it there, if memory serves.

 

[tobias]

Check out this thread if you are still having problems.Pics are added detailing the process for easier instructions.http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin...sing-ADB-to-install-.apk-method-With-pictures