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Does this work on Windows ?

See original GitHub issue

I have Windows 10, and Android P on Pixel 2.

I’ve installed the APK file, and I’ve launched the gnirehtet-run.cmd file.

All I get is this:

2018-03-18 13:00:08.957 INFO Main: Checking gnirehtet client...
2018-03-18 13:00:08.957 INFO Main: Starting relay server...
2018-03-18 13:00:08.960 ERROR Main: Cannot start client: Command adb ["shell", "dumpsys", "package", "com.genymobile.gnirehtet"] failed: The system cannot find the file specified. (os error 2)
2018-03-18 13:00:08.960 INFO Relay: Relay server started

I don’t see any key-icon on the status bar, and I don’t see any dialog as shown on the main page of the repository.

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jostrycommented, May 8, 2018

I had the same issue “ERROR Main: Cannot start client: Command adb…”, Win 10 (the same behaviour for Win7) The following solution works for me (huawei p9 lite):

On your PC, copy all needed files into one folder, then no path settings for adb are needed.
Connect the cable.
Enable data transfer mode on the phone, charge only doesn’t work.
Run the gnirehtet-run.cmd.
If you see the error, check your phone. It should ask for Allowing USB debugging. Click OK.
Close the gnirehtet-run.cmd window and run the gnirehtet-run.cmd again. It should work now.

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AndroidDeveloperLBcommented, Mar 18, 2018

Try what I wrote then. Have you also tried the Java version? Maybe it’s from Android 8.0, because it seems ipv6 is on the minimal requirements:

https://source.android.com/compatibility/8.0/android-8.0-cdd#7_4_data_connectivity

I’ve tried on OnePlus 2, with Android 6.0.1, and it worked fine there. Even the Java version.

About the Play Store app, this can be more convenient, and it might help with keeping up with new versions. Also can make this more popular, because there are similar apps (I think they require rooted device though).