Restart your Chromebook and ADB will prompt on your screen.
Open settings > Linux > Develop Android Apps > Enable the toggle for ADB Debugging.
To proceed further, open settings in Chromebook > About Chrome OS > Additional Details > Change Channel to your name.
Back to your Android phone and it will ask you to allow USB debugging, go ahead and grant the permissions.īefore going further, we want to clarify that Chromebook always has Play Store support and it should be on the developer channel and have Linux enabled on your machine.
Once the terminal is in the same folder where the ADB tools are in, you can execute the following commands to launch ADB daemon: adb devices.
Now, connect your Android device to the Linux system with a USB cable and again change the connection mode to “ file transfer (MTP)” mode.
The directory will be changed, where you extracted the ADB files.
Enter the following command: cd /path/to/extracted/folder/.
( Note- Change the username to your actual Linux username).
Simply extract the files and open the Linux terminal window and move to the extracted folder location.
Now, on your device, “ Allow USB debugging: prompt and allow the connection.ĭownload the ADB file for Linux and perform the below steps.
Once the terminal is in the same folder, you can execute the following command to launch ADB daemon: adb devices.
Connect your Android with your Mac with a USB cable and change the USB connection mode to “ File Transfer(MTP) mode”.
For example, cd /Users/Pranay/Desktop/platform-tools/.
Open Terminal on your Mac and type the following command: cd /path/to/extracted/folder/.
Download the ADB file for Mac and extract it in your Mac. Now, there is a completely different path to install ADB in Mac. Also Read: Difference Between PowerShell & CMD in Windows 10 Setting Up ADB In Mac
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