How to use adb command to push a file on device without sd card

Question

From Ubuntu Terminal, below works for me.

./adb push '/home/hardik.trivedi/Downloads/one.jpg' '/data/local/'

I did it using this command:

syntax: adb push filename.extension /sdcard/0/

example: adb push UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.01.zip /sdcard/0/

Follow these steps :

go to Android Sdk then 'platform-tools' path on your Terminal or Console

(on mac, default path is : /Users/USERNAME/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools)

To check the SDCards(External and Internal) installed on your device fire these commands :

• 1) ./adb shell (hit return/enter)
• 2) cd -(hit return/enter)

now you will see the list of Directories and files from your android device there you may find /sdcard as well as /storage

• 3) cd /storage (hit return/enter)
• 4) ls (hit return/enter)

you may see sdcard0 (generally sdcard0 is internal storage) and sdcard1 (if External SDCard is present)

• 5) exit (hit return/enter)

to come out of adb shell

• 6) ./adb push '/Users/SML/Documents/filename.zip' /storage/sdcard0/path_to_store/ (hit return/enter)

to copy file

Sometimes you need the extension,

adb push file.zip /sdcard/file.zip

run below command firstly

adb root
adb remount

Then execute what you input previously

C:\anand>adb push anand.jpg /data/local
C:\anand>adb push anand.jpg /data/opt
C:\anand>adb push anand.jpg /data/tmp

Try this to push in Internal storage.

adb push my-file.apk ./storage/emulated/0/

Works in One plus device, without SD card.