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I'm a bit confused about getting my Auto-Nooted 1.0.1 NC visible to adb on my mac.
Situation: I have the NC as well as a T-Mobile G2. I also have a linux machine.
On the Mac, if I plugin the G2, it shows up under "adb devices". But if I plug in the NC, it doesn't.
However...
On the linux machine, the NC shows up just fine in "adb devices".
The fact that the G2 shows up on the Mac makes me think the mac is configured correctly.
The fact that the NC shows up on linux, makes me think the NC is configured correctly.
Why won't the NC show up under 'adb devices' on the Mac?
I should also point out that the NC does show up in System Profiler on the Mac when connected to USB:
Nook:
Product ID: 0x0002
Vendor ID: 0x2080
Version: 2.16
Serial Number: 2005210058833xx5
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
Manufacturer: B&N
Location ID: 0x24110000
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 500
Weird. I use a Macbook for all my rooting and haven't seen that. Could it be your cable? Have you tried ADB Wireless to see if that'll work on your Mac?
I know that I had a crappy usb cable and had all sorts of issues but when I used a different cable, it was fine.
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Weird. I use a Macbook for all my rooting and haven't seen that. Could it be your cable? Have you tried ADB Wireless to see if that'll work on your Mac?
I know that I had a crappy usb cable and had all sorts of issues but when I used a different cable, it was fine.
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I'm using the same B&N supplied cable on both linux (that works) and on Mac (which doesn't) so I kinda think it's probably OK. I've tried with it plugged into a hub and directly into the iMac with the same (bad) results.
I haven't tried adb wireless -- for the moment I'm doing everything on linux.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I have the exact same problem. ADB wireless works, but none of my 3 macs can use USB and ADB on my nook, either in Eclair or Froyo.
The problem now is that I have dualboot Eclair / Froyo, and Froyo is stock, so I can't do anything with it because Market isn't installed. Can't install ADB Wireless because I don't have Market, and can't install Market because ADB USB doesn't work... sigh.
Any ideas? thanks...
When I ran into this problem all you have to do after you install the SDK is connect your Nook to your Mac, then open terminal. Afterwards enter:
Code:
sudo sh -c "mkdir -p ~/.android; echo 0x2080 > ~/.android/adb_usb.ini; adb kill-server; adb devices
Then reboot your Nook and your set. You only have to do this once, after that. ADB works fine.
Hmm... Thanks for your response, I just tried that and all it gave me was a > prompt. I thought you might have missed the final " at the end, so I added it, but it reported back
error: protocol fault (no status)
EDIT: After rebooting from Eclair into Froyo, now it works! Thanks so much spyz88... This changes everything!
Once i got my new nook color i rooted it with auto nooter, and im running 1.0.1, on my previous nook i rooted it and adb worked right then, now i cant get adb access, im using the same computer and everything, all thats diferent is its a new nook. I have full root access and can install apps and everything. Any help?
Seems to be a common problem. You can launch NookColorTools and fix it temporarily. Go to "Development" and then unchecked and then recheck the USB Debugging box.
Ok I've been doing that for a while and finnaly got the message that USB debugging is only for development. It works now......
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Get ADB wireless, it works great.
I've had zero luck using usb adb, but adb wireless works great!
I was having similar issues so after many many attempts I just decided to go with adb wireless and would definitely recommend going that route if you can't get it working over usb.
Yeah, getting ADB to work requires a lot of uninstalling/reinstalling drivers and unplugging/replugging the device, it's very temperamental.
can someone link me to a link on how to use/setup adb wireless
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can someone link me to a link on how to use/setup adb wireless
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https://market.android.com/details?id=siir.es.adbWireless
it's free in the market and once you download it set up is easy. i've used it through my mac terminal as well as through ubuntu. like the posters above i had the hardest time getting adb to work via usb.
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https://market.android.com/details?id=siir.es.adbWireless
it's free in the market and once you download it set up is easy. i've used it through my mac terminal as well as through ubuntu. like the posters above i had the hardest time getting adb to work via usb.
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is there any tutorials on how to use it and what commands i need to install apps?
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is there any tutorials on how to use it and what commands i need to install apps?
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once you've installed adb on your computer type "adb" at your terminal prompt and you should list of commands there.
here's the link to Android Developer's ADB website (this also lists commands):
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html
files and installation directions can be found here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Good luck!
Ok so me being my dumb self forgot to install the adb drivers for the nook....... im dumb haha, but i cant get them to install, every time i uninstall the mass storage driver so i can install the proper driver it automatically re-installs it....... HELPPPPPPP
Is there any way to download this to the SD and install it from there? I've upgraded to a version of froyo, which doesn't have the market, and my command line won't work after swapping nooks.
I can't seem to get mine to work with either adbwireless or via usb.
Using USB I get this:
C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>
Here is what I get if I try to connect using adbwireless:
C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb connect 192.168.2.4:5555
already connected to 192.168.2.4:5555
C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
192.168.2.4:5555 device
C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>
But it doesn't show a serial number like all the HowTo's says it should. What am I missing?
EDIT: HALLELUJAH!!
I fixed it. Actually I didn't fix it, I just followed some instructions from another user that was having the same problem and finally figured out the very weird thing that installing the drivers did. Anyway, here is the solution from hacku:
Originally Posted by hacku View Post
Thanks for this...
EDIT 1:
I followed your instructions to a T and I still can't get ADB to see my NC. After uninstalling all instances of Nook in my device manager, unplugging it and plugging it back in, it adds all the same devices:
Under Disk Drives it lists B&N Ebook Disk USB Device (twice)
Under Portable Devices it lists MyNookColor
Under USB Controllers it lists USB Mass Storage Device
My PC is Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit. Running Nook Color 1.1.0 rooted and overclocked to 1.1Ghz. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
EDIT 2:
So I decided to pull the MicroSD card to simplify things. Uninstalled all instances of Nook from Device Manager and scanned for new hardware. This time I noticed that Windows detected it as a Nook, but then would install the drivers and it would show the same USB Mass Storage Device and the two instances of B&N Disk USB Device. I also noticed that by uninstalling the driver of the USB Mass Storage Device automatically deleted the other two instances under Disk Drives. So I updated the USB Mass Storage Device driver and this time I was able to install the drivers provided, but now it only shows up as an Android Phone > Android ADB Interface (not Composite), but I'm still not able to see it under adb devices.
Help?
EDIT 3:
GOT IT WORKING!!!
For those of you having this same problem this is what I did:
1. Right Click Android ADB Interface (it won't say Composite)
2. Select Update Update Driver Software
3. Click on Browse My Computer For Driver Software
4. Click on Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
5. In the box that pops up click on USB Composite Device
6. Click Next
It now installed the USB Composite Device driver and changes your Android Phone to Android Composite ADB Device.
Open up Command Prompt and type adb kill-server then adb devices and your Nook Color will now show up.
Hope this helps some of you out.
This thing really needs to be pinned somewhere, preferably with IOMonster's first post. There's so many of us starting on this from scratch not able to get adb to see the device. har02's crosspost of hacku's post is what finally got it to work for me. there's a ton of junk out there that just doesn't make sense, and the installing the second driver on the "android interface" is a step that is completely missing from just about every post on this topic.
Aside from that, this forum is what got me buying a nook and happily learning all sorts of cool new things!
THANK you so much har02052, this marks the end of a 6 hour nook-fixing marathong....ahhhhh
Hey guys, Im sure this is on here, I just cant seem to find it. Im running HC v4 on a SD card and when I try to ADB into it to install the market ADB doesnt see the device. I have usb debugging turned on, and ADB worked on my stock rom. Any suggestions?
Search for the nook color usb drivers on google. That worked for me at the following thread here on XDA: "[SCRIPT] Nook Color USB Drivers and ADB Setup (WinXP&7)"
I just worked through this the other day in my honeycomb .03 rooted nook. Follow the detailed directions on nookdevs (search "nookdevs: nook usb drivers"). Make sure you are admin on a windows PC while you do this. One other detail is to make sure to install the honeycomb labeled items in the SDK tool. You may not need them but they are in there so you might as well.
Are drivers always the cluprit?
I've been having similar problems with ADB not seeing my Nook. I did root it (Autonooter 3.0) and verified that USB Debugging shows to be on...and then downloaded the ADB set I found on XDA-Dev that had the full zip (adb and all) and another with just the USB drivers. But issuing the ADB command to list the devices found it still shows nothing in the list.
Are the right Nook USB drivers always the problem, since that seems to be the one thing everyone suggests trying/changing?
My ADB install never did try to use Windows Update to search for drivers (which we were warned about), and just to be safe I reran the second file to reinstall just the drivers. But at this point I'm at a loss what to try. So if it's invariably a problem with the USB drivers, well, I'm looking for pointers on a next step.
Thanks,
JTT
I am having this issue too, but USB drivers for Windows can't possibly apply as I'm running Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6).
I'm guessing it has something to do with the version of ADB I'm running but I just did a fresh install of the SDK release 10, so I doubt that that is it too unless there is a particular ADB I need for Honeycomb?
Any help would be appreciated.
Guys try the same over wifi. Linky
try going into cwm recovery, go to "mounts and backups", and click the first option "mount system". then plug in the NC and, in a command prompt on the computer/laptop, kill the server, restart the server and look for devices again. also, make sure no other adb devices are connected to your computer/laptop (i.e. your phone)
i followed the directions on nook devs (mentioned above by bike4food) and all was like it said it should be by the end. unfortunately, the laptop still wasn't recognizing my NC. when i mounted the system like i described above, it recognized it.
good luck!
For some reason my nook won't show up in windows 7 device manager as anything but a storage device (both the nook and sdcard). It doesn't show up under "other hardware" like all the tutorials show. I am at a loss?
Should I reset my device (unroot, wipe clean, etc)? And try again or am I missing something.
I am looking to get ad hoc working and am stuck in the mud
Depending on what ROM you're running... you may need to go into nook color tools and toggle usb debugging mode... it is a known issue in some ROMs....
You may also need to edit %userprofile$\.android\adb_usb.ini so the only line in it is:
0x2080
anyone have problems in ubuntu 10.04 can't get it :'(
I figuered it might be that I had tried some different kerenels recently. I did eventually return to stock. I have toggled debugging mode to no avail.
I will follow the other instructions you provided and if all else fails wipe her clean and try that.
Thanks.
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I have the same problem and am using the stock kernal. I have even tried two different computers (one with Win 7 and the other with XP) and get the same result. The first time it I tried with XP it showed "NookColor" under Other Devices with a ? mark. In just a second, it reloaded Device Manager and would never showed up again. I have tried all suggestions including the USB Debugging toggle with no positive results. By the way, I rooted using auto-nooter 3.0 for Nook Version 1.1. Everything seems to work well and I am using ADW Laucher EX. I am familiar with ADB as I used it root my Motorola Droid. In that case, I had no problems with it seeing my Droid.
Any suggestions would be helpful. I also have Ubuntu on a test computer that I may try if no solutions are found.
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anyone have problems in ubuntu 10.04 can't get it :'(
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I had the same issue in Ubuntu 10.04. My Evo would show up fine. My NookColor I could not get to show up though. No matter what I tried (I tried all the walk throughs on forums, Nookdevs.com, etc).
I finally just gave up. I've just been moving APK's from my Evo to my Nook to install them. There are many other things I'd wish to do through ADB other then install apps though so I may give it another shot sometime soon.
If it worked in some ROM versions and not in others... you need to check the device ID in windows device manager... get the PID for the device listed.... then you will need to add the device PID to the .inf file for the drivers so it will know to use the drivers that work for the "new" device (not really new.. just HWID change in some new kernels/ROMs
I had a world of trouble getting getting my computer to recognize the nook so that ADB would recognize the device. I mean HOURS of debugging.
However.. good news!... The answer that can help you is...: screw it and just download adbwireless app. All you do is run the app while connected to your home network and then on your computer run the the command "adb connect 192.168.1.xxx:5555" and you are connected and can run adb just like you were USB'd up
I hope this helps
Recommend installing the easy ADB install for Windows from the developers forum.
On Win7, sometimes you need to force the driver to use "USB Composite device" or "Android composite USB device", even after doing the easy ADB installer above.
Managed to get ADB working after Autonooker 3.0, Nook 1.1
Hi, All,
I had similar problems. I managed after a bit of fuss on my mac to get ADB up and running.
The main problem seemed to be getting USB debugging working. I went into nook color tools, from ADW launcher. I went to All Settings : Development, and saw that USB debugging was checked, but I didn't believe it was running.
So, I unchecked both Auto Mount (to simplify what the heck was going on over USB) and USB debugging, and hit back, to save the settings. Then I went back into debugging, and re-checked USB debugging.
Then, I made sure that ~/.android/adb_usb.ini contained the line:
0x2080
I killed the adb server and restarted it, and voila, ADB.
Hope this helps some folks.
Dave
I am in the same boat, adb works fine on my other android device, but won't see my nook for anything.
I have tried every permutation I have seen of the rules file, still nothing.
installed easyadb, drivers seem fine but when I type "adb devices" I get nothing under devices listed. I've read a bunch and tried several different things concerning usb debugging and different drivers, nothing seems to be working.
Thanks.
EDIT - It finally connected but I have no idea why. Is there anything I can do to make this less of a PITA?
here is what worked for me
Had the same issue on windows 7.
Took days for me to figure this out.
Clue was one time when i connected the nook, the add hardware popup reported an error. I looked at the details, which by the way, showed up behind my other windows. It stated that B & N Nook Color..., USB Mass... and USB Composite... installed correctly, but a device named NookColor did not.
So the fix i figured out was to open the android_winusb.inf file in the C:\android-sdk-windows\usb_driver folder and add
;
;NookColor
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_2080&PID_0002
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_2080&PID_0002&MI_01
;
under the [Google.NTx86] and [Google.NTamd64] sections.
Note: I don't believe that the lines with the single ; mean anything other then to make the file more readible. you should make every effort to keep the file neat, orderly and easy to read though. You should be able to figure out the simple patern in the ini file.
Make sure that you have the .android folder and adb_usb.ini file with the 0x2080 contents in your user directory. (easily found in windows explorer and adding it is detailed in almost all instructions to get ADB set up)
Next step was to connect the nook via usb if not connected. Delete all of the devices with HW id which have the first value of USB\VID_2030&PID_002&REV_0216&MI_00. There could be 1 to 3 listed as USB Composite Device, USB Mass Storage Device under Universal Serial Bus Controllers, and Android Coposit ADB Interface under Adroid Phone.
I ran adb kill-server from the cmd line at this point. this is a good trick if at any point your having a problem replacing or editing anything in the .android folder.
Unplug the nook usb and (i like to wait a few seconds) plug it back in. windows should start to reconize and add the device.
when windows is finished being windows, you can check if this succeded by runing adb devices from the cmd line. If it is successful your device serial number should be listed.
If not successful delete all of the devices mentioned above from device manager. unplug the nook and reboot. When windows finishes booting up, try to plug in the nook again.
If that doesn't work I suggest deleting the any of the 3 devices from device manager again, check that the .android folder is there and contents are correct, make sure the android_winusb.inf has the changes recommended above, disconnect nook, reboot and plug in nook again. As this is windows, rebooting often isn't a bad idea either.
Hope this helps the weary Nook HC nobe as i am one. Keep pluging away.
Also if you get this working check out the root forum. I'm still trying to figure the fax speak out myself but it looks like the next step.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=953110
Edit: above instructions worked for me. my faxspeak is getting better. errrermmmmmeerrebeeep.
Do the nebe group a favor as well and if you figure something out post it to the general forum.
After you make all those device edits, do you always get adb or can you turn off debugging in nook color tools and get the usb mode for regular transfers?
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After you make all those device edits, do you always get adb or can you turn off debugging in nook color tools and get the usb mode for regular transfers?
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I think your asking can you browse the nook HC folders from a PC the same way you can browse BN media folder when you connect the usb, so for instance you can drag and drop files onto your nook HC. i'm assuming your dual booting eggclair and HC.
My goal for getting adb working was to get su, which i got here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=953110 with a bit of trouble but seems to work, so that i could drag items from my pc onto HC. I'm using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=952456 to mount the media directory. I now seem to have su installed and the USM app is working. i only see my BN media directory from my pc now (yay) but i can't browse that directory from my nook HC (boo). So i can't share files between eggclair and HC. I'm a noob to nook and newbe to linux, so i'm assuming it is a permissions issue but don't have enough knowledge on how to change them yet.
I did just test if i could use the same drivers to connect the rooted BN eclair and still access the drive from my pc and was successful. remember you have to unlock the BN eclair to access the drives.
ADB doesn't block access to the drives. you don't need to turn it off. HC v4 just doesn't have the right stuff yet to allow the mount. my guess is that it is mostly a linux filesystem, i'm guessing the media directory is a fat or windows filesystem and that is why you can mount and use from a PC.
i assume that if you just have rooted eggclair this ADB settup method should work, and it should still allow access to the BN media directory from your PC.
If that still doesn't work for you, I got mine to work under Win7x64 by removing everything with that VID in device manager and using the USB cable from my Evo. The Nook one had serious issues getting the composite ADB device.
Anyone found a solution for the Mac?
EDIT: Never mind. Found a solution here: http://nookdevs.com/NookColor_USB_ADB
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My experiences with Adb has been a hit and miss kind of thing. Stopped trying to use it since there was not point in it.
I've been using the wireless adb app from the market without any issues.
I was having trouble setting up ADB but then just gave up via usb *being lazy that is all* and used the adbwireless app and had no problems at all