Creating Apps, ADB: No devices attached
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@metty said in Creating Apps, ADB: No devices attached:
is there adb available?
That depends, what is your device?
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@moem Its a volla phone x
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Thanks, I'm asking because not all ports have ADB access.
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@metty
Maybe stupid question but: have you connected your phone to the computer with a full USB cable?
Some cheap ones are only for charging.You can try
clickable --ssh <ip_address>if you allowed wifi connection to your device.
That's very convenient.
Also you can take the first steps without the phone by running:
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@applee The cable should be correct.. I could also mount the files on ubuntu. Ok, I will try with ssh, which is configured. But I thought the cable should be faster. If there is a way with cable, I would prefer it.
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@metty
ADB should work on the Volla X, but I don't know how this android stuff is working so no idea how to debug this.The wifi is not slow, it's just using the connection tu push a .click file and it's often only hundreds of KB...
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@applee Works fine with ssh, except that I have to put my passphrase maybe 20 times..
So if someone has an idea how to do it with cable, would simpler. I know I could skip the passphrase forever, but this is not what I want
What I am asking myself: adb is android debug bridge, so on a phone without android, can there be a adb? -
@metty said in Creating Apps, ADB: No devices attached:
I know I could skip the passphrase forever, but this is not what I want
Do you mean ignore it or did you consider creating a RSA key pair so you can log from your programming computer to your phone more conveniently?
About ABD, let's wait and see if someone has an idea.
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@metty have you enabled developer mode on the phone?
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@metty said in Creating Apps, ADB: No devices attached:
What I am asking myself: adb is android debug bridge, so on a phone without android, can there be a adb?
Ofcourse it can : It's all Linux based after all!
My BQ phone connects just fine from my Kubuntu laptop to the Ubuntu Touch OS via ADB
But indeed : You need to Enable Developer Mode first!
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@nero355 @arubislander
Thank you! Developer mode was on. (Might be a bit hidden in my original post). So in "normal case" the phone should become visible for adb as soon as developermode is active. -
@metty said in Creating Apps, ADB: No devices attached:
Developer mode was on. (Might be a bit hidden in my original post).
So in "normal case" the phone should become visible for adb as soon as developermode is active.Correct!
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Hi, guys!
Sorry for activating an old topic but it seems to me that it's the right place to ask the question. I have the same problem with Redmi Note 9 Pro. Developer mode has been enabled on the phone and I see it withadbon my Kubuntu 20.04 after device reboot:$ adb devices List of devices attached ec96a4b unauthorizedI also see the contents of my home directory in Dolphin but have no permissions to access directories from there:
I tried:
$ adb shell error: device unauthorized. This adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set Try 'adb kill-server' if that seems wrong. Otherwise check for a confirmation dialog on your device.But I don't see any confirmation dialog on my device.
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Why used ADB, while with a USB cable I see perfectly all my files in each directory with nautilus from gnome, of course by giving permission to my pixel 3a, I can transfer files in both without.
Not yet tested ave dolphin from Kde
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Hi @ezze
I have no issue using Dolphin.
You need to install mtp-tools but if you see the directories, I bet it's already installed.
Then you need to close and re-open Dolphin so it can use MTP.You should now be able to read files and write them if the writes are set properly on your device.
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I checked with kde no problem.
mtp-tools is not installed with Gnome and Kde.
I just installed and configured with UT Tweak Tool
Password/System/ADB Settings/USB Mode/MTP-Media Transfer Protocol.
