Terminal
The Terminal tab lets you execute commands directly on your connected devices — either through ADB or Fastboot, depending on what mode the devices are currently in.
ADB & Fastboot Modes
You can toggle between ADB and Fastboot modes using the top buttons. This flexibility allows you to manage devices in normal Android operation or while flashing firmware.
Tip: Know your mode — ADB is for in-system operations, Fastboot is for low-level firmware tasks.
ADB Command Index
On the right side panel, you’ll find the ADB Command Index, a categorized list of helpful commands. You can expand sections such as:
System
CPU & Memory
Battery
Storage & Disk
Network & Connectivity
You can add your own custom commands or sections for quick reuse, or import them directly from the Index Page.
Running Commands
Run a command on a single device by selecting it from the dropdown.
Run a command on all devices by toggling the Single Device button (it will switch to “All Devices”).
Results appear live in the console, color-coded by device ID for clarity.
The Terminal is powerful — don’t run commands blindly. Always research unfamiliar ADB or Fastboot commands before execution. Some system-level operations can soft-brick or wipe devices if used incorrectly.
Logging & Export
Use the Export TXT button to save terminal output logs for analysis, troubleshooting, or documentation. This makes it easy to keep records of operations across multiple devices.
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