6P ADB : no connection

[circ]

I've installed UBports on a factory new 6P successfully with (mostly) these steps.

I'm having a time getting adb to connect.
Am I missing or forgetting something I need to do?

• When I recover to TWRP adb shell works fine.
• When in UBports, developer mode on, adb doesn't see the 6P:

» adb shell                                                                                                                                        
error: no devices/emulators found

In recovery, fasboot is also ok:

» fastboot devices                                                                                                                                 
ABCXXXXXXX123	fastboot

I have tried adding a device code:

» cat ~/.android/adb_usb.ini                                                                                                                      
0x18d1

then , unplugging, resarting adb, plugging back in.

• adb is running great and I'm able to connect to other UBports devices through the same cable.
• host syslog has no message when the 6P gets plugged in.

[A Former User]

@circ
adb isn't working.
you can try ssh instead.

[circ]

Thanks.
For reference here is SSH access info.

Enabled via Terminal app :
sudo service start ssh

Not sure how to get a key on there without ADB, but looking.

[A Former User]

@circ
if you want to move the key to your device you can use MTP

http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/advanceduse/ssh.html

[wgarcia]

Another way is to put the key in a server where you have an account, and tranfer it to the device from the server using sftp.

[circ]

Thanks.

I managed to get a key onto the 6P by dropping it into a web page on a local server, opening on 6P, and copy/pasting to ./.ssh/authorized_keys following instructions here.

I have access while UT is running, but not in recovery (TWRP) or bootloader.

[flohack]

ADB is currently not supported on any of the new Halium devices, sorry for that...

Not an easy solution, ssh was thought to be a replacement, but of course it needs network...

BR