If you don’t know how to do that, there are 3 ways to open it. Now open the Home directory on your Mac.Extract the downloaded zip to get a folder named ‘ platform-tools‘. Download the latest Android SDK Platform-tools that contain ADB and Fastboot drivers for Mac.
If you want to enjoy global access to the ADB and Fastboot command-line tools right after launching the Mac Terminal, follow the steps described below. Add Terminal Shortcut to Platform-Tools Set up ADB Path in Mac Terminal Bash Profile ini reference? If you have and something didn't work please post your errors I will gladly help you figure out what went wrong.2. These instructions are valid and I have them mirrored on XDA where several people have confirmed this method to work (I do need to add the fastboot rule to this thread) did you actually try the above instructions or just decided they were wrong cause there was an. INI files are simple text files with a basic structure composed of "sections" and "properties".', it goes on to state that they are a deprecated standard in windows but again there's no restriction to windows.
ini files are simply text resource files, yes they are used in windows more than any other OS but there is nothing that actually says they can't be used in other OS' (first line of wikipedia says it best 'The INI file format is an informal standard for configuration files for some platforms or software. android, as the OP states), being that adb is part of the sdk I would assume you do have the sdk installed (if for some reason the file is not there but the sdk is still installed, the echo command will create the file for you | obviously it would create the file even if the sdk were not installed but I don't think it works without the sdk, could be wrong there lol). I'm confused by your very first step.ini files are Windows files, not Linux ones and there is no adb_usb.ini installed in Ubuntu.If you have the android sdk installed there is an adb_usb.ini file (in your home folder found in the hidden android config folder.
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