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If you can see `connected to <device-ip-address>: 5555` such output indicates a successful connection. |
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* Notice: * |
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Some device may not working unless you restart adbd service, so you need to run command on the device's terminal as below |
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```sh |
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restart adbd |
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if `restart` is not working, try following command: |
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```sh |
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start adbd |
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stop adbd |
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``` |
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## Application Management |
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### Check the list of |
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### Start adb server failure |
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**Error message** |
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**Error message** |
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```sh |
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error: protocol fault (couldn't read status): No error |
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