It can all be done easily on a Mac -- the only part that I used an emulator for was S-OFFing the phone.
For the commands using the Android SDK (if you've downloaded the mini SDK), use Terminal and substitute "./<command>-mac" for the original command; e.g.
Code:
./adb-mac reboot bootloader
instead of
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
, and
Code:
./fastboot-mac
instead of
Code:
fastboot
.
You can also transfer stuff to your phone by connecting it to your Mac using a micro USB cable and choosing 'Mount as disk drive' when you plug the cable it. The phone's SD card will be mounted as 'NO NAME' and you can drag 'n' drop files on to it.
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