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Hi I'm pretty new to scripting and I've been googling around looking for an answer but have yet to come up with a proper solution. I work with multiple android devices at a time and I'm looking to simplify my life with a script. Basically I'm looking for a script that takes the device ID's and then issues another command with those unique ID's.

Example:
$ adb devices
Outputs:

List of devices attached
a0000012b044c2 device
39353A76314800EC device
464119A50E1E338E device
a00000128c6400 device

So I now need to the script to plug in those 4 ID's into a command like:

$ adb -s a0000012b044c2 push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s 39353A76314800EC push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s 464119A50E1E338E push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s a00000128c6400 push myfile.zip /sdcard/


To be a bit more clear I use the sed command to output the ID's into a file by themselves, I just don't know how to recall those ID's as variables into a command.

So my output file reads:

a0000012b044c2
39353A76314800EC
464119A50E1E338E
a00000128c6400

Now I need to input those ID's into my shell:

$ adb -s 1stIDfromFile push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s 2ndIDfromFile push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s 3rdIDfromFile push myfile.zip /sdcard/ |
adb -s 4thIDfromFile push myfile.zip /sdcard/

Any help or if someone can point me in the right direction would be appreciated.

Thanks

---------- Post updated at 11:41 PM ---------- Previous update was at 10:16 PM ----------

Well maybe I posted a bit premature, I did some more searching and found the solution to my question. If anyone is interested here is the script I used

#!/bin/sh
adb devices > devices.txt

sed -e s/devices//g -e s/of//g -e s/List//g -e s/attached//g -e s/device//g devices.txt > test3.txt

rm devices.txt

while read line
do
set -- `echo $line | awk -vFS=',' '{print $1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,$9,$10}'`
adb -s $1 reboot recovery | adb -s $2 reboot recovery | adb -s $3 reboot recovery | adb -s $4 reboot recovery | adb -s $5 reboot recovery | adb -s $6 reboot recovery | adb -s $7 reboot recovery | adb -s $8 reboot recovery | adb -s $9 reboot recovery | adb -s $10 reboot recovery
done < test3.txt

exit 0

I know it's a bit messy but it works, one concern that I have is on the last adb command

adb -s $10 reboot recovery

it only picks up $1 and not $10, any idea on that?

Thanks

try with "$10"

---------- Post updated at 09:24 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:18 AM ----------

Try this command

Code:

 
adb devices | nawk 'NR>1{printf("adb -s %s push myfile.zip /a/ |\n",$1)}'

Oh man that command is money! Thank you!!