ADBash allows you to automatically connect to your device's ADB Shell using a Bash shell from Termux. You don't need root access, making it suitable for most Android users. The tool simplifies the process of executing ADB commands and enhances your device's functionality.
Download & Install
To get ADBash, visit this page to download the latest version:
Download ADBash
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Download & Install
To get ADBash, visit this page to download the latest version:
Download ADBash
Download ADBash:
Run the following command in Termux:
wget [insert download link for ADBash]
Set Permissions:
Change the permissions to make the script executable:
chmod +x ADBash
Run ADBash:
Start ADBash by typing:
./ADBash
Connect Your Device:
Make sure your Android device is connected to your computer with USB debugging enabled.
Check Device Connection:
adb devices
Access Shell:
adb shell
Install an App:
adb install [app.apk]
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Here are 100 basic commands you can use in Termux organized by category.π
01 File and Directory Management β¬οΈ
1 ls - List files and directories.
2 cd - Change directory.
3 pwd - Print working directory.
4 mkdir - Create a new directory.
5 rmdir - Remove an empty directory.
6 rm - Remove files or directories.
7 cp - Copy files or directories.
8 mv - Move or rename files or directories.
9 touch - Create an empty file.
10 cat - Concatenate and display file content.
02 Text Processing β¬οΈ
11 echo - Display a line of text.
12 grep - Search text using patterns.
13 nano - Text editor.
14 vim - Advanced text editor.
15 head - Display the beginning of a file.
16 tail - Display the end of a file.
17 wc - Count lines, words, and characters.
18 sort - Sort lines of text files.
19 uniq - Report or omit repeated lines.
20 cut - Remove sections from each line.
03 System Information β¬οΈ
21 uname - Show system information.
22 top - Display running processes.
23 htop - Interactive process viewer.
24 df - Report file system disk space usage.
25 du - Estimate file space usage.
26 free - Display memory usage.
27 ps - Report a snapshot of current processes.
28 whoami - Show current user.
29 uptime - Show how long the system has been running.
30 date - Display or set the system date and time.
04 Networking β¬οΈ
31 ping - Send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts.
32 curl - Transfer data from or to a server.
33 wget - Retrieve files from the web.
34 ifconfig - Configure network interfaces.
35 netstat - Network statistics.
36 ssh - Secure shell for remote login.
37 scp - Secure copy files between hosts.
38 traceroute - Trace the route to a network host.
39 nslookup - Query Internet name servers interactively.
40 ip - Show/manipulate routing, devices, policy routing.
05 Package Management β¬οΈ
41 pkg update - Update package lists.
42 pkg upgrade - Upgrade installed packages.
43 pkg install - Install a package.
44 pkg remove - Remove a package.
45 pkg search - Search for a package.
46 pkg list-installed - List installed packages.
47 pkg show - Show package information.
48 apt-get - Advanced package tool commands.
49 apt-cache - Query the APT cache.
50 dpkg - Package manager for Debian.
06 User Management β¬οΈ
51 adduser - Add a new user.
52 deluser - Delete a user.
53 passwd - Change user password.
54 groups - Show user groups.
55 su - Switch user.
56 sudo - Execute a command as another user.
57 visudo - Edit the sudoers file.
58 chown - Change file owner and group.
59 chmod - Change file permissions.
60 id - Print user and group IDs.
07 Disk Management β¬οΈ
61 mount - Mount a filesystem.
62 umount - Unmount a filesystem.
63 fdisk - Partition table manipulator.
64 mkfs - Create a filesystem.
65 fsck - Check and repair a filesystem.
66 dd - Convert and copy a file.
67 tar - Archive files.
68 gzip - Compress files.
69 bzip2 - Compress files with bzip2.
70 zip - Package and compress files.
08 Shell and Scripting β¬οΈ
71 bash - Start a new shell.
72 sh - Execute shell commands.
73 source - Execute commands from file in the current shell.
74 alias - Create an alias for a command.
75 export - Set environment variables.
76 history - Show command history.
77 !! - Repeat last command.
78 !n - Repeat command number n.
79 echo $PATH - Show the PATH variable.
80 crontab - Schedule tasks.
09 Miscellaneous β¬οΈ
81 clear - Clear the terminal screen.
82 man - Display the manual for a command.
83 info - Display information about a command.
84 help - Display help for built-in commands.
85 exit - Exit the shell.
86 alias - Create shortcuts for commands.
87 uname -a - Show all system information.
88 history - Show command history.
89 find - Search for files in a directory hierarchy.
90 locate - Find files by name.
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10 Development β¬οΈ
91 git - Version control system.
92 python - Run Python scripts.
93 node - Run Node.js scripts.
94 gcc - GNU Compiler Collection.
95 make - Build automation tool.
96 npm - Node package manager.
97 pip - Python package installer.
98 docker - Container management.
99 java - Run Java applications.
100 ruby - Run Ruby scripts.
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