Hi,
I kind stuck to even to start configuring Android phone (It is first generation and no touch screen)
Here is the error that I got and seems like it is pretty common error for most people who try to install first generation Android phone. (You can search in google with keywords "google android error device not found")
Any body experience the same thing?
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Error get "error: device not found"
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Tested in Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Ubuntu, Mac OS (Any more? kind of running out of options.
--- Windows -------------------------------------------------
C:\android\android-sdk-windows-1.1_r1\tools>adb shell
error: device not found
C:\android\android-sdk-windows-1.1_r1\tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
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1. This what I have in Windows "Device Manager"
ADB Interface (Installed correctly did not have any "Yellow exlamation icon"
- "Android Sooner Composite ADB Interface"
- "Android Sooner Kernel Debug Interface"
2. Has set "Debugging" option in Android in
"Development Settings" -> Development -> "Debug App" -> Check "Wait for debugger"
Is this the "USB Debug option"?
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Here is the Phone spec
a. Phone type EXCA300
USB Port 1 :
Manufacturer : Google, Inc.
Product : Android Sooner
Info : 53531309d1035cc9
USB Version : 2.00
Product ID : VEN_18D1,DEV_DEED,PRT_00
Class : Vendor Specific
Max. Packet Size : 64 bytes
Max. Power : 256 mA
Open Pipes : 6
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Also has consider follow the steps of running in the order of 3 components to ADB:
------- quote from mailing list---------------
- the 'adbd' daemon that runs on the device
- the 'adb server' that runs as a background process on the host development
machine
- the 'adb client', which can be either the adb executable or DDMS, which
communicate with the server
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Thank you in advance,
John
I kind stuck to even to start configuring Android phone (It is first generation and no touch screen)
Here is the error that I got and seems like it is pretty common error for most people who try to install first generation Android phone. (You can search in google with keywords "google android error device not found")
Any body experience the same thing?
----------------------------------------------
Error get "error: device not found"
----------------------------------------------
Tested in Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Ubuntu, Mac OS (Any more? kind of running out of options.
--- Windows -------------------------------------------------
C:\android\android-sdk-windows-1.1_r1\tools>adb shell
error: device not found
C:\android\android-sdk-windows-1.1_r1\tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
-----------------------------------------------------
1. This what I have in Windows "Device Manager"
ADB Interface (Installed correctly did not have any "Yellow exlamation icon"
- "Android Sooner Composite ADB Interface"
- "Android Sooner Kernel Debug Interface"
2. Has set "Debugging" option in Android in
"Development Settings" -> Development -> "Debug App" -> Check "Wait for debugger"
Is this the "USB Debug option"?
------------------------------------------------
Here is the Phone spec
a. Phone type EXCA300
USB Port 1 :
Manufacturer : Google, Inc.
Product : Android Sooner
Info : 53531309d1035cc9
USB Version : 2.00
Product ID : VEN_18D1,DEV_DEED,PRT_00
Class : Vendor Specific
Max. Packet Size : 64 bytes
Max. Power : 256 mA
Open Pipes : 6
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Also has consider follow the steps of running in the order of 3 components to ADB:
------- quote from mailing list---------------
- the 'adbd' daemon that runs on the device
- the 'adb server' that runs as a background process on the host development
machine
- the 'adb client', which can be either the adb executable or DDMS, which
communicate with the server
------------------------------------------------------------------
Thank you in advance,
John