[TOOLS] [LINUX, MAC, WINDOWS] Knives & Forks - v. 12.02.04

adb reboot

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Knives & Forks: Changelog
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The most current version is available for download from: 
http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-current.php

**** 12.02.04 ****

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.02.04.php

- LINUX CHANGES:

	-- "python2" is now called by "Knives-and-Forks-Linux.sh" instead of "python" on Arch.
	   - This prevents starting the script with Python 3, which results in errors.
	-- Changes to "scripts/linux/install-adb-linux.sh":
	   - "su" will be used if "sudo" is not installed, or user doesn't have permissions to use it.
	   - Added 32-bit libs for more 64-bit distros:
	     - Arch (new in this release)
	     - CentOS (new in this release)
	     - Debian
	     - Fedora (new in this release)
	     - Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu
	   - Added Debian version of '/etc/udev/rules.d/99-android.rules'
	   - Added '/lib/udev/rules.d/92-permissions.rules' for Debian.
	     This should fix permissions, allowing adb to run without sudo or su. 
	     
- WINDOWS CHANGES:

	-- Fixed a couple of missing quotes which were breaking things under Windows XP
	   - "%userprofile%" was coming back as "c:\documents" instead of "c:\documents and settings\username" in a couple of places
	-- "c:\python27" is now the only directory where we look for python.exe
	   - It is faster to download and install Python to "c:\Python27" than it is to search for it elsewhere.
	   - This will also prevent issues where Python 3 was installed instead of Python 2, since the script currently gives errors under Python 3.
	-- Updated amd64 and x86 versions of setx.exe for updating system PATH on XP/VISTA/7
     -- PATH is updated with adb.exe location after Python is installed.
     -- The computer will now reboot after updating the PATH, to make sure it will be updated before running the main program.

**** 12.01.27 ****

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.01.27.php

- GENERAL CHANGES:

	-- After adb is installed, adb will reset the android device by running "adb reboot" instead of displaying a list of attached devices with "adb devices".
	   adb was occasionally reporting no devices were attached, when they infact were. When this happened "adb reboot" still worked, so it is a better test to see if adb is setup properly.
	-- Friendlier messages during adb install and testing
	-- Added a startup check to make sure the script is running from the correct directory
	-- Removed empty Project directory, as it is not being used yet.

- LINUX CHANGES:

	-- Added support for "lxterminal" and "urxvt"  in "Knifes-and-Forks-Linux.sh"
	-- Changed idVendors for Linux udev rules to lowercase instead of uppercase.

- WINDOWS CHANGES:

	-- Startup script searches for python in "C:\Program Files (x86)" then "C:\Program Files" and "c:\" last. 
	-- Drivers should now install even if the language is not English
	-- Added drivers for Casio C771 G'zOne Commando
	-- Added LG drivers
	-- Replaced setx.exe

**** 12.01.25 ****

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.01.25.php

- Replaced "Knives-and-Forks-Mac.sh" with "Knives-and-Forks-Mac.app". 
  Starting the script on a Mac should now be as simple as double-clicking the new .app file.

**** 12.01.24 ****

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.01.24.php

- Fixed a typo which caused the script to crash when viewing the credits screen.
- Smarter python fix for Windows users.  
	-- "C:\" and all sub-directories are searched for python.exe. 
	-- If python is not not found, it will be downloaded from python.org and installed to c:\python27. 
	-- If python is found (in "C:\python27", "c:\python", "c:\xyz123", "c:\program files\python27" or in any directory with any name anywhere on drive c:) the main menu script will launch.
- Added changelog.txt to the release .zip file.

**** 12.01.23 ****

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.01.23.php

- Minor update to fix Python installation for Windows users, which was causing the script not to launch.

**** 12.01.22 ****

(FIRST PUBLIC RELEASE)

http://knivesandforks.info/releases/knives-and-forks-12.01.22.php

- Added option to install adb & fastboot for Linux, Windows, Mac
- Added Linux drivers for:
     -- ACER
     -- ASUS
     -- DELL
     -- FOXCONN
     -- GARMIN-ASUS
     -- Google
     -- Hisense
     -- HTC
     -- HUAWEI
     -- K-TOUCH
     -- KT Tech
     -- KYOCERA
     -- LENEVO
     -- LG
     -- MOTOROLA
     -- NEC
     -- NOOK
     -- NVIDIA
     -- OTGV
     -- PANTECH
     -- PEGATRON
     -- PHILIPS
     -- PMC-SIERRA
     -- QUALCOMM
     -- SK TELESYS
     -- SAMSUNG
     -- SHARP
     -- SONY ERICSSON
     -- TOSHIBA
     -- ZTE

- Added Mac drivers for:
     -- Nothing. According to Google, "It just works." Let me know if they are right.

- Added a custom Windows installer with drivers for:
     -- GOOGLE
     -- HTC
     -- HUAWEI
     -- SAMSUNG

echo " -- DETECTING LINUX DISTRO --"

if [ "`cat /etc/issue | grep Arch | wc -l`" == "1" ]; then
    DISTRO_NAME="Arch"
elif [ "`cat /etc/issue | grep Cent | wc -l`" == "1" ]; then
    DISTRO_NAME="CentOS"
elif [ "`cat /etc/issue | grep Debian | wc -l`" == "1" ]; then
    DISTRO_NAME="Debian"
elif [ "`cat /etc/issue | grep Fedora | wc -l`" == "1" ]; then
    DISTRO_NAME="Fedora"
elif [ "`cat /etc/issue | grep Ubuntu | wc -l`" == "1" ]; then
    # DETECTS UBUNTU, KUBUNTU, XUBUNTU, ETC
   DISTRO_NAME="Ubuntu"
else
   DISTRO_NAME="UNKNOWN"
fi

echo " - $DISTRO_NAME"

echo " -- CHECKING TO SEE IF 'SUDO' IS INSTALLED --"

CURRENT_USER=$USER
USE_SUDO="NO"

if [ -f "/usr/bin/sudo" ]; then
     echo " - 'sudo' is installed."
     echo ""
     echo " -- CHECKING FOR PERMISSION TO USE 'SUDO' --"
     echo ""
     echo " If prompted, enter the password for the user '$CURRENT_USER'."
     echo ""
     if [ "$(sudo whoami)" != "root" ]; then
          echo ""
          echo " - Sorry, '$CURRENT_USER' does not have permission to use 'sudo'."
          echo " - 'su' will be uses instead of 'sudo'."
          echo ""
     else
          echo " - '$CURRENT_USER' has permission to use 'sudo'."
          USE_SUDO="YES"
          echo ""
     fi
else
     echo " - 'sudo' is not installed."
     echo " - 'su' will be used instead of 'sudo'."
     echo ""
fi

DO_SU() 
{
echo ""
if [ $USE_SUDO == "YES" ]; then
#    echo " -- USING 'SUDO' TO RUN '$1' --"
    echo ""
    echo " If prompted, enter the password for the user '$CURRENT_USER'."
    echo ""
    sudo $1
else
#     echo " -- USING 'SU' TO RUN '$1' --"
     echo ""
     echo " If prompted, enter the password for the user 'root'."
     echo ""
     su -c "$1"
fi
echo ""
}

# EXAMPLE USAGE OF THE DO_SU() FUNCTION:
# NOTE THAT THE COMMAND TO RUN WITH SU OR SUDO HAS TO BE IN QUOTES
DO_SU "whoami"

usbfs-like devices SUBSYSTEM==”usb”, ENV{DEVTYPE}==”usb_device”, \ MODE=”0664″

usbfs-like devices SUBSYSTEM==”usb”, ENV{DEVTYPE}==”usb_device”, \ [B]MODE=”0666“[/B]

# usbfs-like devices
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="usb_device", \
				MODE="0666"

/etc/init.d/udev restart

service udev restart