Join the G community: #Android Terminal Emulator Want to know more about Terminal Emulator for Android? (People tell me that "jrummy's Toolbox Pro" causes this problem.) You will have to uninstall the other app in order to install Terminal Emulator for Android. If you get a -505 error when trying to install this app under Android 5.0, it means that some other app is using the same permissions. You may want to install a set of command line utilities like "Busy Box" or "Debian chroot" in order to add commands beyond the commands that come built into your Android device.
You need to know (or be willing to learn) how to use the Linux command line to use this app. This app won't help you root your phone or change your phone's IMEI. (Especially if you have a Samsung or HTC device.) If you are having trouble entering text, try installing the free "Hacker's Keyboard IME". Viewed 12k times 4 I followed all steps in this article trying to change my mac address. Ask Question Asked 3 years, 6 months ago. No ads, no in-app-purchases, no nag screens, nothing. Failed to change my mac address by Android terminal Emulator. Any method to do so would also be chip-specific I think. Android phone is shipped with a normal user account instead of root, so that the user doesn’t accidently mess up the phone. To be honest, there’s no proper way of changing MAC address in android phone without root. theres no legitimate reason for changing the MAC address. Use MAC address generator to generate one. You can create multiple profiles via Change My MAC. How to set MAC address on (HTC Desire) Android terminal emulator Ask Question Asked 10 years, 7 months ago. Enter the name, interface type, and MAC Address. Open the app and grant the superuser permissions. (Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Thai, etc.)Ĭompletely free. First of all, download & install Change My MAC on your Android. Same great program, just with a new name. This is a new version of the popular "Android Terminal Emulator" application. Access your Android's built-in Linux command line shell.