Hi.I installed EasyTether on my phone(being the Archos 7 HT).I want to tether WiFi via usb.On my PC i have Ubuntu 11.04 installed.I installed EasyTether on ubutu and in the terminal wrote:
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easytether connect
But it displays the following error:
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no compatible devices found
Please help me.
See if it works if you run this command first:
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easytether enumerate
If that does allow you to connect to your device, you may also end up needing to run one more command in a separate terminal window:
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sudo dhclient easytether0
If you still have problems with easythether, android-wired-tether might be worth trying.
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I recently set up Ubuntu Karmic on my laptop's second hard drive, and I finished setting up Eclipse and the Android SDK yesterday. I set up ADB to work directly from the terminal without changing to the SDK Tools directory, and it works... kind of. I can get some ADB commands working, but most others won't. The only things that really work are "adb help" and "adb devices" at the moment. "adb install", "adb push" / "adb pull", and other similar commands seem to register, but then nothing happens after that- the terminal freezes, and inputting keys shows other characters. ]]^A and stuff like that. Can anyone help?
Ubuntu 9.10x64 adb works with sudo
$ sudo adb push...
I usually make sure the first adb command I use is sudo'd so it starts the daemon as root.
adb help - does not send any data to your droid. It's internal
adb device - shows which devices are on the USB bus.
The other adb command need to talk to the devices and depending on how your udev protections, device protections, and your personal group memberships are... it may not work.
sudo works for me always.
Ehud
Ok I think im going crazy, I cant find anything about this.
Im trying to access my tab via ADB in OSX. My Evo works just fine, but I just cant find the gtablet. I see in Windows driver's ini has to be modded to include tegra device ID and vendor ID, but I dont see anything for osx and my device is not getting recognized!
Thanks for your help!
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Ok so after some time, I just found the solution, I dont know why I need it, and some people didnt but anyway, for whoever is having the same problem as I did, this is the solution!
This steps are assuming you have ADB ready and installed!
First, open terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app)
Run the command:
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android update adb
Then you will get a adb_usb.ini file in your $HOME/.android directory. Open that file and you will have the following..
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# ANDROID 3RD PARTY USB VENDOR ID LIST -- DO NOT EDIT.
# USE 'android update adb' TO GENERATE.
# 1 USB VENDOR ID PER LINE.
Add in the 4rth line the following (Device vendor code, this case NVIDIA 0x0955):
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0x0955
Save the file and exit.
On terminal window type
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adb kill-server
and then
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adb start-server
Adb devices should now show up your device!, if by any reason you get "device offline" a re-plug fixed it!
thanks!
damn! bumping this thread, really nothing? I just want to know if anyone can ADB with osx??? Its just me? or what?! thanks
Works fine for me.
OSX is the only OS I've used (so far) to connect to my G-Tablet via ADB.
Make sure USB Debugging is on on the 'pad, and it's Plug and Play. No udev stuff like on Linux, no USB driver issues like on Winhose.
I have had troubles in the past connecting through USB hubs. I'm currently using the front connectors on a Mac Pro.
Just another trivia note on the subject:
adb remount
Works for me on ZPad, it does not on TnT Lite.
I have a hackintosh netbook, but I don't really use it in this space. Nor Windows. Sorry about that.
Linuxslate said:
Works fine for me.
OSX is the only OS I've used (so far) to connect to my G-Tablet via ADB.
Make sure USB Debugging is on on the 'pad, and it's Plug and Play. No udev stuff like on Linux, no USB driver issues like on Winhose.
I have had troubles in the past connecting through USB hubs. I'm currently using the front connectors on a Mac Pro.
Just another trivia note on the subject:
adb remount
Works for me on ZPad, it does not on TnT Lite.
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Thanks for your reply, so...TnT Lite doesnt work for you?..mh that may be. I have not tried Zpad!
Will keep trying!
roebeet said:
I have a hackintosh netbook, but I don't really use it in this space. Nor Windows. Sorry about that.
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no worries! Thanks for the reply man!
Fix posted on OP!
I've been trying to root my new NOOK TABLET via T-R-I-C-K's method on the forum and I can do everything except get the Macbook Pro to recognize my Nook in ADB mode. I downloaded the Android SDK and I even got an error message saying in the Manager Log stating "ADB SERVER FAILED". Everytime I type in ./go.ph to run script log in T-R-I-C-K's instructions the TERMINAL LOG on my computer states:
Error: did not find a device on USB. Is USB debugging enabled? If so try again. adb seems to need a few attempts to get going. Also, don't use a USB hub!\n
dyld: Symbol not found: ___stack_chk_guard
Referenced from: /Users/IcePick/Desktop/nooktablet-mac-root-0.6/./adb
Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib
./go.sh: line 67: 919 Trace/BPT trap ./adb kill-server
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I'm running Mac OS 10.4.11 on a previous generation Macbook Pro...any suggestions? Thanks for any help, I'm trying to get this thing rooted!
Hi (nevermind, I am using a different tablet for this project)
I am using a laptop running from a USB with Ubuntu installed from a ubuntu mini ISO. The tablet is a rooted Ematic 7" egd170
I am trying to install ubuntu touch/for tablets onto my spare android tablet but have ran into an issue. Everytime I try connecting the tablet to the ubuntu laptop I get these errors with adb
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[email protected]:~$ adb devices
List of devices attached
[email protected]:~$ adb get-state
unknown
[email protected]:~$ adb get-serialno
unknown
[email protected]:~$ adb remount
error: device not found
error: device not found
[email protected]:~$ adb usb
error: device not found
error: device not found
However, the laptop mounts the tablet fine. The tablet never prompts for USB debugging so I think that is the issue.
I have tried changing the storage settings back and forth, changing it from debug and back, killing adb and restarting it with the tablet plugged in, none of it worked.
My nexus 7 shows up fine with adb devices though. And it prompts right away for usb debugging with this laptop.
Any ideas?
Pixel just updated to 7.1.2 build 47K, running adb devices is not showing any phone connected. I am able to view and transfer files through the file manager, but none of the adb commands will work. My other older androids will display fine. Any ideas?
I have usb debugging enabled and connection type set to file transfer. Tried 2 different usb ports on ubuntu 16.10. It's the google store version for what it's worth.
adb version: Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.32
lsusb: Bus 002 Device 012: ID 1xxx:4xxx Google Inc. Nexus 4 (debug)
Sorry if there is another post for this, I searched and did not find an answer to this on my own.
@bdre
try to run adb as root
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adb kill-server
sudo adb start-server
sudo adb devices
:good:
Geeks Empire said:
@bdre
try to run adb as root
Code:
adb kill-server
sudo adb start-server
sudo adb devices
:good:
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so turned out to be just a bad usb cable...
the one that came with the phone of course did not work