Mac Terminal help

[scooby]

Guys, what am i doing wrong? am at step 6, terminal open, but when i enter the commands, it says

Scoobys-MacBook-Prolatform-tools Scooby$ abd
-bash: abd: command not found

But i can see the file:

Scooby$ ls
NOTICE.txt hboot-eng.img
aapt lib
adb

Walkthrough and guide here (all steps done and installed etc): http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/HTC_Desire_Z:_Rooting#Downgrade_to_an_exploitable_ Firmware

Am i being stupid??

[pacontracting]

Mac Terminal help

Looks like typo?

File is adb
you are typing abd?

If this is just a typo on your message here - then try ./adb

[scooby]

also, have just enabled root, but even typing "abd" in terminal, it returns a:

sh-3.2# ls
NOTICE.txt hboot-eng.img
aapt lib
adb llvm-rs-cc
aidl psneuter
api recovery-clockwork-3.0.2.4-vision.img
busybox renderscript
dexdump root_psn
dx source.properties
fastboot su-2.3.6.2-efgh
gfree_07
sh-3.2# adb
sh: adb: command not found
sh-3.2#

If you double click it from finder, it runs and opens a terminal which is closed after the process has completed.

[Sysman]

In terminal:

./adb

(that's dot - slash - adb)

This is because your current directory isn't in your path, and that's probably how you want to keep it for development work.

[scooby]

In terminal:

./adb

(that's dot - slash - adb)

This is because your current directory isn't in your path, and that's probably how you want to keep it for development work.

Not sure what you mean mate? it's a manually typed command, not a script. (sorry, new to the Mac terminal...)

corrected link: HTC Desire Z: Rooting - CyanogenMod Wiki

[chef]

I think he means you should manually type

./abd


and not just type

abd

as you seem to say you have done in your post

[Sysman]

And the first time around you were typing abd instead of adb.

[Pondlife]

Guys, what am i doing wrong? am at step 6, terminal open, but when i enter the commands, it says

Scoobys-MacBook-Prolatform-tools Scooby$ abd
-bash: abd: command not found
But i can see the file:

Scooby$ ls
NOTICE.txt hboot-eng.img
aapt lib
adb
Walkthrough and guide here (all steps done and installed etc): HTC Desire Z: Rooting - CyanogenMod Wiki Firmware

Am i being stupid??

Maybe

[Sysman]

Yes, The "./" bit means "look in the current directory".

[scooby]

In terminal:

./adb

(that's dot - slash - adb)

This is because your current directory isn't in your path, and that's probably how you want to keep it for development work.

Legend!!!

I think he means you should manually type

./abd


and not just type

abd

as you seem to say you have done in your post

Am being a little thick!! Thanks both.