I have no WIFI, I have no cable connection available.
Is there hope for me to connect my device to ADB?
Enabling Bluetooth Debug on Android In Android, enabling the Bluetooth logging is as simple as going to Settings -> Developer Options and enabling “Enable Bluetooth HCI snoop log”. This will save the data in /sdcard/btsnoop_hci.
But you can also set up and use ADB wirelessly. Here's how. ADB is a command line utility that facilitates communication between your Android device and a PC. The tool is often used in rooting Android, and flashing Android ROMs, but has many more use cases (more on this later).
With the latest releases of Cyanogenmod (7.2 and 9) and presumably some other roms the option of adb over network has arrived.
Similar to ADB over WIFI which has been available for a while, it pretty much does the same.
busybox ifconfig
should do) default gateway
on your computer, it should be your device's IPadb connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Make sure to disable the ADB over Network setting after your done with it to avoid Mobile Internet ADB stuff. Just disable the Bluetooth when your done and it should be fine.
Bonus part is, that while your paired and developing for this, you are able to use the devices mobile internet as well. (if you have coverage, of course)
This is only a partial solution since it needs the device to be both rooted and running a rom that offers that particular setting. I can only assume that it can be done some other way from the terminal, but I'm not savvy enough to manage it.
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