How do you push a rom via ADB on a Mac

[hournet562]

How do you push a rom via ADB on a Mac?

 

[dmmarck]

Do you have that superboot folder (the one used to unlock/root) on your Mac? If you do, you should be able to drop the file into that folder, then use the adb command to push it to /sdcard.

 

[2defmouze]

You really didn't need to make a new thread... Lol..


./adb push nameofzip.zip /sdcard/

Should do it I believe..

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[rufflez]

You can use the android file transfer located at Android.com
This is a program that allows drag and drop adding files.
otherwise:
place the ROM in any folder with adb in it, then type:

cd /Directory/of/folder/
./adb push /ROM.zip/ /sdcard/

then you can boot into recovery and flash it. If you have fastboot, you can place it in the same folder, as well as a copy of any recovery and do the following without overriting the stock recovery.

./adb reboot bootloader
./fastboot boot RecoveryFileName.img

Hope this helps