| Vendor | Utility Tool | USB Mode | Primary Use | |----------|--------------------|--------------------------|-----------------------------| | Samsung | Odin (Windows) | Download Mode (PID: 685B) | Flash full firmware, unlock | | Mediatek | SP Flash Tool | Preloader / BROM mode | Write NAND, bypass auth | | Qualcomm | QPST / QFIL | EDL (Emergency Download) | Unbrick, partition repair | | Unisoc | ResearchDownload | FDL mode | Calibration data flashing |
mtp-files > filelist.txt mtp-getfile 10001 ./video.mp4 Overview: When an Android device acts as a USB host, it can control external devices. Utilities here are either system-level or app-driven. usb util android
adb shell dumpsys usb adb shell lsusb (if busybox installed) | Utility Mode | Vendor ID (hex) | Product ID (hex) | |-----------------------|----------------|------------------| | ADB (Google) | 18D1 | 4EE7 | | Fastboot | 18D1 | D00D | | MTP (Generic) | 0BB4 (HTC), 22B8 (Motorola), 04E8 (Samsung) | varies | | Samsung Download Mode | 04E8 | 685D | | Qualcomm EDL | 05C6 | 9008 | End of Report | Vendor | Utility Tool | USB Mode
Settings > Network & internet > Hotspot & tethering > USB tethering . On host side, the USB Ethernet interface gets an IP via DHCP (typically 192.168.42.x). On host side, the USB Ethernet interface gets
adb devices -l adb shell dumpsys battery adb push ./my_script.sh /data/local/tmp/ Overview: Fastboot is a low-level USB utility that communicates with the Android bootloader to flash system partitions, unlock/lock the bootloader, and recover bricked devices.