Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I'm trying to get a file from my device with adb command:
adb pull /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat C:\
but I always get the message:
cannot create 'c:\\deviceinfo.dat': No such file or directory
The file esists on device:
adb shell ls /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat
returns
/mnt/extsd/deviceinfo.dat
I've tryed with some variants:
adb pull /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat
adb pull /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat C:\
adb pull /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat C:\deviceinfo.dat
but I always get the same error. Where is the problem for pull? I'm running cmd.exe as Administrator.
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I'll answer to my own question after some hours of pain...
cmd.exe was launched with the mouse using context menu option "Run as administrator" but unfortunatelly commands fail because, for some reason, adb.exe can't write local file. So the error: cannot create 'c:\\deviceinfo.dat' ...
Now the correct steps:
1 - Windows key (focus on search textbox)
2 - Type cmd.exe (it find cmd.exe obviously)
3 - CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER (to run as Administrator)
4 - adb shell ls /mnt/sdcard/deviceinfo.dat (works fine now!)
I don't understand why using "Run as Administrator" on the context menu (after right click on command prompt icon on my Win7 bar) doesn't work as expected.
I solve the same prolem by create a folder in your destination path. For example, adb pull /sdcard/a.txt D:\
you will get the error. Create a temp folder in D:\, and then use adb pull /sdcard/a.txt D:\temp
, everything is ok! This problem was found in adb 1.0.36 version.
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