LinuxCommandLibrary

cradle

Control embedded devices with the Android Debug Bridge

TLDR

Connect to a server

$ cradle connect [server_name]
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Execute a Cradle command
$ cradle [command]
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Display help
$ cradle help
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Display help for a specific command
$ cradle [command] help
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SYNOPSIS

cradle [
No standard synopsis available as command is unrecognized
]

DESCRIPTION

The cradle command is not a standard or commonly recognized utility within mainstream Linux distributions. Unlike commands such as ls, grep, or tar, cradle does not appear in common man pages, official package repositories (e.g., Debian/Ubuntu's apt, Fedora/RHEL's dnf), or widespread Linux documentation. It is highly probable that cradle might be:
1. A typo for another command (e.g., create, gradle).
2. A custom script developed for a specific environment or project.
3. An internal subcommand of a larger, less common application.
4. A conceptual term rather than a direct executable command.
Due to its unrecognized status as a standard command, detailed information regarding its syntax, options, or typical usage cannot be provided. Users are advised to verify the exact spelling or context if they encountered cradle.

CAVEATS

This analysis is based on the assumption that cradle refers to a standard, system-wide Linux command. If it is a custom script, an alias, or a subcommand of a specific application, its behavior, syntax, and options would be entirely defined by that specific implementation, and this analysis would not apply.

HISTORY

No documented history or significant development tracing for a standard cradle command within the Linux ecosystem has been found.

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