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#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 INSTALL#
#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 DRIVERS#
#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 UPDATE#
#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 ANDROID#

#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 ANDROID#

Change to the tools directory within your Android SDK folder by using the following command (without the quotes and replacing *YOUR SDK* with the path to your Android SDK folder) ‘cd c:\*YOUR SDK*\tools’.

Open a command prompt window (Start > Run > cmd.exe).

Paste these two files in there, and we are all ready to use ‘fastboot oem unlock’ (the rooting command) now. Go back to the main Android SDK directory and find the tools folder. Inside it, go to the platform-tools folder, and copy both AdbWinApi.dll and AdbWinUsbApi.dll. Navigate to the directory where you unzipped the Android SDK file in part 1.

With the latest SDK version, some tools have been relocated to another directory, so we need to make a copy and move them back.

Follow along with any other instructions.

#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 INSTALL#

Install PDAnet from here, select Samsung when asked about the Manufacturer, allow the driver to be installed (because the driver is unverified, don’t worry about this!). We now need to install PDAnet on our PC so that Windows can see our Nexus S when we are using the Command Prompt.Part 2 – Fastboot Oem Unlock Method – WIPES ALL DATA! (For non-wipe method, scroll down to the new Part 2) It should say LOCK STATE – LOCKED, in white just above the green Android.Power off your Nexus S, connect it to your computer via USB cable, and boot it into the Bootloader Interface (you can do so by holding down the Power and Volume Up buttons at the same time).

This should install the USB driver successfully. Click Browse my computer for driver software, find your SDK folder, then the google-usb_driver folder inside it, click OK, then Next.

#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 UPDATE#

Right click, and select Update Driver Software. Launch Device Manager (you can find it in Control Panel), find Other Devices, and listed under that heading, you should find Nexus S.

#HOW TO DOWNLOAD BUSYBOX FOR ANDROID NEXUS 6 DRIVERS#

(Installing drivers manually varies between Windows versions, so please refer to if you are having trouble).

It probably won’t find anything, so we need to help it manually.

Windows should now recognise your Nexus S when you plug it in, and ask to install drivers.

Put it in USB Debugging Mode (Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging).

Connect your Nexus S to your computer, and put it in USB storage mode.

We must now install the Google USB Driver, or the phone will not be recognised as a device other than a mass storage device.

Add-ons > Google Usb Driver package, revision 4) otherwise this guide will not work!

Select whatever components you wish to install, but you MUST make sure you install Google USB Driver (Available packages > Third party Add-ons > Google Inc.

Once it has finished downloading, unzip it, and run the SDK manager.

Download the Android 2.3 SDK (or direct from Google here, 32MB).

(Only applies to FASTBOOT OEM UNLOCK method!) WARNING: Rooting your device will wipe all data off it, so you will loose EVERYTHING! Make sure you backup all important data first. This tutorial is also available on XDA-Developers ( ), so if you need extra help, that would be the best place to ask!

Part 1 for the new method is still the same, but choose the new Part 2! New info: Upon finding another thread over at XDA ( ) it has been realized that you can root your Nexus S without unlocking the bootloader, and therefore not loosing your data on the SD card. The best one I found was by AllGamer, over at XDA-Developers, and his guide, which can be found here: Īll credit for the original guide goes to AllGamer, however some alterations and much more detailed instructions have been made here by me. Today I took the plunge and rooted my Nexus S, but once again, none of the tutorials were quite complete. The new part 2 mentioned here will NOT work on 2.3.3, Google has changed something so it won’t. I have found this guide to be suitably complete for 2.3.3 – very much to Wolverine over at Jaxov for the useful guide! IF YOU ARE RUNNING 2.3.3 THIS GUIDE MAY NOT WORK!