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Beetstik / abootool

Simple tool to dynamically discover hidden fastboot OEM commands based on static knowledge
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Cannot import fastboot #3

Open Beetstik opened 10 months ago

Beetstik commented 10 months ago

python2 ./abootool.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "./abootool.py", line 7, in import device File "/data/data/com.termux/files/home/abootool/device.py", line 8, in from adb import fastboot,common,usb_exceptions,adb_commands, sign_m2crypto ImportError: cannot import name fastboot

codeautopilot[bot] commented 10 months ago

The error message you're seeing is due to Python not being able to import the 'fastboot' module from the 'adb' package. This could be due to several reasons:

  1. The 'adb' package is not installed: You can install it using pip, the Python package installer. Run pip install adb in your terminal.

  2. The 'fastboot' module does not exist in the 'adb' package: It's possible that the 'adb' package does not contain a module named 'fastboot'. You should check the documentation of the 'adb' package to see if a 'fastboot' module is supposed to exist. If it's not, you might be using a wrong package or module name.

  3. The 'adb' package is not in the Python path: Python needs to know where to find the 'adb' package. If the package is installed but Python can't find it, it might not be in the Python path. You can add it to the Python path by appending the directory of the 'adb' package to the sys.path list.

  4. The 'adb' package is not compatible with the version of Python you're using: The 'adb' package might not be compatible with Python 2. You can try upgrading to Python 3 and see if the problem persists.

  5. There's a naming conflict: If there's a file or module in your project named 'adb', Python might be trying to import the 'fastboot' module from there instead of from the 'adb' package. You can solve this by renaming the conflicting file or module.

To solve the issue, you should first check if the 'adb' package is installed and if it contains a 'fastboot' module. If the package is not installed or does not contain the module, you should install the package or use the correct module name. If the package is installed and contains the module, you should check if the package is in the Python path and if there's a naming conflict.

You should also check the import statements in both the abootool.py and device.py files and ensure that the 'adb' package and the 'fastboot' module are correctly installed and imported.

Changes on abootool.py The error message indicates that the 'fastboot' module cannot be imported from the 'adb' package. This could be due to several reasons: 1. The 'adb' package is not installed: You can install it using pip, the Python package installer. Run `pip install adb` in your terminal. 2. The 'fastboot' module does not exist in the 'adb' package: It's possible that the 'adb' package does not contain a module named 'fastboot'. You should check the documentation of the 'adb' package to see if a 'fastboot' module is supposed to exist. If it's not, you might be using a wrong package or module name. 3. The 'adb' package is not in the Python path: Python needs to know where to find the 'adb' package. If the package is installed but Python can't find it, it might not be in the Python path. You can add it to the Python path by appending the directory of the 'adb' package to the `sys.path` list. 4. The 'adb' package is not compatible with the version of Python you're using: The 'adb' package might not be compatible with Python 2. You can try upgrading to Python 3 and see if the problem persists. In the `abootool.py` file, the 'device' module is imported which in turn tries to import the 'fastboot' module from the 'adb' package. You should check the import statements in both the `abootool.py` and `device.py` files and ensure that the 'adb' package and the 'fastboot' module are correctly installed and imported.
Changes on device.py The error message indicates that the 'fastboot' module cannot be imported from the 'adb' package. This could be due to several reasons: 1. The 'adb' package is not installed: You can install it using pip, the Python package installer. Run `pip install adb` in your terminal. 2. The 'fastboot' module does not exist in the 'adb' package: It's possible that the 'adb' package does not contain a module named 'fastboot'. You should check the documentation of the 'adb' package to see if a 'fastboot' module is indeed provided. If it's not, you might be using the wrong package or the wrong module name. 3. The 'adb' package is not in the Python path: Python needs to know where to find the 'adb' package. If the package is installed but Python can't find it, it might not be in the Python path. You can add it to the Python path by appending the directory of the 'adb' package to the `sys.path` list. 4. There's a naming conflict: If there's a file or module in your project named 'adb', Python might be trying to import the 'fastboot' module from there instead of from the 'adb' package. You can solve this by renaming the conflicting file or module. To solve the issue, you should first check if the 'adb' package is installed and if it contains a 'fastboot' module. If the package is not installed or does not contain the module, you should install the package or use the correct module name. If the package is installed and contains the module, you should check if the package is in the Python path and if there's a naming conflict.

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