Thanks,
How to do that?
How to use selinux contexts on my phone?
Or should I open the terminal when my phone is connected to my computer?
Thanks
yes, use your terminal two times to query your phone via adb shell. Once when Android is not complaining, then try to provoke storage corruption, then look at the directory tree again. At best as root adb shell. The -Z option in ls
is for showing file contexts.
user@thinkpad-l13-bernie:~$ adb shell ls -lRZ /sdcard/ | tee sdcard1.log
error: no devices/emulators found
any suggestion?
Sounds like you haven’t enabled debugging in Developer options.
Have done it, and have the same message…
no devices/emulators found
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