- #Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot install#
- #Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot drivers#
- #Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot android#
- #Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot Pc#
- #Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot zip#
From here, turn your attention back to the command prompt and execute the ‘flash-all.bat’ command and let the script do its job.
#Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot Pc#
Once you have those files in this folder, you can then boot the Nexus 6P into Fastboot Mode and then reconnect it to the PC with a USB cable. I just want you to see that you need all of these individual files in this folder for this tutorial to run properly. We want to dive into that folder and copy/move all of those individual files into the same folder we installed the ADB & Fastboot tools into.Īs you can see below, this is my ADB and Fastboot folder and I have copied the contents of a firmware(not the 6P) into that folder. This will extract a folder onto the PC and in that folder with be a collection of files.
#Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot zip#
This comes in a TGZ file, which is basically like a ZIP file, and you need to use a program like WinZIP or WinRAR to extract the contents into a folder on the computer. If you follow the link in the tutorial above, look for build MMB29N and download that to the PC.
#Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot android#
You’ll then want to download the latest build of Android 6.0 Marshmallow for the Nexus 6P onto your PC. If you have done this before then you won’t see the prompt and you can unplug your device and skip this step. If you have never done this process before(with the whole USB Debugging stuff) then you’ll be prompted to allow access to this device from the PC. This will launch the ADB service and from here we can connect the Nexus 6P to the PC with a USB cable. Next up you’ll want to double-click on that ADB & Fastboot shortcut(or launch a command prompt and then navigate to the folder where ADB and Fastboot tools are), and then execute the ‘adb devices’ command. We need to do this so that our PC can talk to the Nexus 6P in a way that will let us execute certain commands. With ADB and Fastboot installed on the PC, you’ll then need to enable Developer Mode on the Nexus 6P so that you can enable USB Debugging Mode on the device too. It also gives us a convenient shortcut that will launch a command prompt and take us right to the folder that we need to be in.
#Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot install#
I prefer to just install the minimal ADB & Fastboot tools that I linked in the guide since the download size is small and it just gives us the required files to operate ADB and Fastboot on the PC. You could download them directly from Google but Google only packages them in a very large Android SDK install that is meant for developers who are writing Android applications. After that, you’ll need to install ADB & Fastboot and this can be done in one of two different ways.
#Marshmallow minimal adb fastboot drivers#
You’ll need to have the Google USB drivers installed on the PC and if this is the first time doing so then it’s probably best to restart your PC after you install them too. Before we start, you need to make sure that you have some things setup before hand. Just like I mentioned in the warning segment, please be aware that downgrading will wipe all of your data from the Nexus 6P.
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