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README-fork.md

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+Android-Udev-Rules
+==================
+
+Develop with your Android devices on Linux.
+
+*************************************************
+This is a fork of the original repo hosted at http://github.com/apotheos/Android-Udev-Rules.  It extends the use of the original script, which is aimed at Ubuntu, to Fedora and, perhaps, other `systemd`-based Linux distributions.
+
+The shell-script within the repo is intended to be run as *root #:* so that the *udev rules* file can be copied to the *udev system config* directory--i.e. **/etc/udev/rules.d/**
+
+The customizations I've made to the script are intended as a workaround for systems with **SystemD** installed.  I've commented out the line for *chkconfig*, as an attempt to restart `udev` was not properly handled on Fedora20 PCs.
+
+Aside from that, and perhaps more importantly, I've also included a line to the *shell-script* to add a new group **plugdev** to the system, since the *udev-rules* file refers to it as the assigned user group.
+
+Please Note:
+------------------
+The user will still need to be added to the *plugdev* group manually as so:
+`gpasswd -a username plugdev`
+
+I'll look into adding this functionality to the script itself, though I'm not sure whether or not it'd be wise to do so.  Feel free to share any thoughts/comments on the matter.

README.md

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+Android-Udev-Rules
+==================
+
+Develop with your Android devices on Linux.
+
+*************************************************
+The `install.sh` script is written to facilitate the installation of the necessary `udev` rules in order to interface with android devices over the USB port.  It is intended to be run as `root #` so that the *51-android.rules* file can be copied to the system's configuration directory--e.g. `/etc/udev/rules.d/`
+
+In addition to the original script there's the `installOnFedora.sh` as a workaround for systems with **SystemD** installed.  I've commented out the line for *chkconfig*, as an attempt to restart `udev` was not properly handled on Fedora20 PCs.  Furthermore, this additional script also includes a line that adds a new group **plugdev** to the system; since the *udev-rules* file refers to the **plugdev** group as the assigned user group, the admin will need to add designated users to it before they can interact with the android devices using `adb`, etc.
+
+Please Note:
+------------------
+The user will still need to be added to the *plugdev* group manually as so:
+`gpasswd -a username plugdev`
+
+I'll look into adding this functionality to the script itself, though I'm not sure whether or not it'd be wise to do so.  Feel free to share any thoughts/comments on the matter.

installOnFedora.sh

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+ROOT_UID=0
+UDEV_RULES_DIR="/etc/udev/rules.d"
+ANDROID_RULES_FILE="51-android.rules"
+
+if [ "$(id -u)" != $ROOT_UID ]; then
+    echo "Script requires root to complete install."
+    exit 1
+fi
+
+echo "Unplug all android devices, then hit ENTER."
+read IGNORE
+
+cp $ANDROID_RULES_FILE $UDEV_RULES_DIR
+
+#chmod a+r $UDEV_RULES_DIR/$ANDROID_RULES_FILE
+chmod 0644 $UDEV_RULES_DIR/$ANDROID_RULES_FILE -cR
+
+groupadd plugdev
+
+# Uncomment the following line for machines with **SysV init system**
+#service udev restart > /dev/null
+
+# Reload *udev* service files on **systemd** machines
+systemctl restart systemd-udevd.service > /dev/null
+
+echo "UDEV rules installed. Restart adb and connect Android devices."