Subject largely says it all. ADB is running fine through terminal, but when I run the adb devices command, no results are returned. Trying to run the install script to get the market up and running.
Any help? And the old cliches ring true here "I've searched, and failed" for quite some time. The only similar result I've seen on here just wound up "working" for someone.
Cheers.
ADB wasn't recongnizing my Nook Color either so I downloaded the adbWireless app from the marketplace. Hope this helps!
ChickenGod said:
ADB wasn't recongnizing my Nook Color either so I downloaded the adbWireless app from the marketplace. Hope this helps!
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Unfortunately until i have an adb connection, i cannot install the market, which is a shame considering i really enjoy the HC preview.
When had the same problem w nook color running CM7, somebody told me to put 0x2080 in .android/adb_usb.ini. it worked first time I tried. Next day, it did not. After I checked off Stay Awake (under Application,Development), it works since.
Well why dont you use the terminal that -should- be on the HCv4... you can use busybox to push and do other things...
What are you trying to do?
arrjaytea said:
Subject largely says it all. ADB is running fine through terminal, but when I run the adb devices command, no results are returned. Trying to run the install script to get the market up and running.
Any help? And the old cliches ring true here "I've searched, and failed" for quite some time. The only similar result I've seen on here just wound up "working" for someone.
Cheers.
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Just use Auto-nooter and you'll get the market
ChickenGod said:
Well why dont you use the terminal that -should- be on the HCv4... you can use busybox to push and do other things...
What are you trying to do?
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pdanders said:
Just use Auto-nooter and you'll get the market
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I appreciate the attempts to help, guys - but I did think I made it somewhat clear in the OP that I was trying to load the market via the widely circulated ADB script. I don't know if busybox is an option - and Auto-nooter is definitely not.
Regardless, thanks again - and I did just decide to go with the flashable HcV4 as it included the market and gapps bundle. Now if only we can get that new fangled gmail up and running... though I know that's wishful thinking at the moment.
I had this exact same problem. No matter what I tried, I couldn't get ADB to work on my MacBook with HC v4. So I booted into Windows using parallel and that worked, so I have been using windows thus far to ADB into the Nook
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hi all.
The title of the thread says it all.
My ddms only shows com.cooliris.media as a running application.
Has anyone similar problems? Or even a solution for it?
cheerio n3utrino
PS: Running Ubuntu Linux. ADB and everything else is working. But those darn threads won't show.
I had this problem for some time. I solved it but I'm not exactly sure how. Try updating adb and ddms to the most recent sdk. Also, an existing adb session such as from eclipse seems to cause it on occasion.
I had this problem before but after updating to the latest ERE27 N1 ROM everything are showed in DDMS as normal. May be you should give it a try.
n3utrino said:
PS: Running Ubuntu Linux. ADB and everything else is working. But those darn threads won't show.
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I'm assuming you've tried rebooting your computer, but if not...try `adb kill-server', and if that doesn't work, try rebooting. Sucks but sometimes it's the only way (even in Linux).
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Rooting my phone did the trick.
Now all threads are showing.
Thanks for the suggestions.
hi all.
I'm still in this trouble.
How did you solve this? > n3utrino
BR.
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To solve the problem one must
Declare your application as "debuggable" in your Android Manifest.
In Eclipse, you can do this from the Application tab when viewing the Manifest (on the right side, set Debuggable to true). Otherwise, in the AndroidManifest.xml file, add android:debuggable="true" to the <application> element.
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if you dont want to root your phone.
ok i just updated to CM 5. and well none of my apps are there, now im trying
this following :
sh /sdcard/installapk.sh /sdcard/theapp.apk
and no luck i think i can b doing it wrong.
cant DL the app cause i dont have the market app ether
Download DroidExplorer and you can do a bulk install of all your apps straight to the sdcard. Works everytime!!!
Link is in my sig
yea but i have no market on the phone and i dont have adb set up on my pc is it possible trew terminal to install astro so i can go on from there?
If your market is not there then you failed to flash the gapps.
You need to flash those AFTER CM5 or BEFORE. I've heard it works different for some people. First time I flashed it, it was before. Now it's after. Before and after won't hurt.
i figured that but the link on CM page for gapps is not working for me
I'm not really sure what having the market working has to do with anything. Clearly you didn't even take the time to click the link in my sig and go to the DroidExplorer thread.
it seems like that is for computers 64bit and up i have 32
brios86 said:
it seems like that is for computers 64bit and up i have 32
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Are you talking about DroidExplorer? I have it installed on my 10 year old Dell and it is definitely a 32 bit machine. I'm assuming you are talking about something else.
You can use busybox if you have the latest CM ROM installed which you do. Busybox is included in the ROM so you can run busybox commands from terminal.
Put the apps you want to install on the root of your sdcard just to make them easy to find. Once in terminal, su so you have a # symbol
Then
Code:
busybox install /sdcard/yourapp.apk /sd-ext/app
great now i am F*** i tried installing the debug phone ota file that was required for CM 4.x and now i have no recovery it comes out the phone with exclamation mark
trying the droid explorer now
no luck droidexplorer seems to view the device but nothing else
brios86 said:
no luck droidexplorer seems to view the device but nothing else
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Well that makes sense considering Droid Explorer requires root...According to your post on the first page, you are seeing an exclamation point when booting into recovery which means you lost root access by flashing whatever it is you flashed. Time to start all over again.
There is an updated rooting post for the Dream over at theunlockr.com
ok now my thing is i cant have the phone on cause it will keep getting FC and after a few it reboots
im trying to set up ADB on my pc now will that help me fix this? the phone boots up and the it reboots on its owne
It seems pretty clear that you don't really know what you are doing when it comes to modding your G1, and it is also pretty clear that you aren't willing to listen to directions.
I told you that you could batch install applications through Droid Explorer and you blatantly ignored my directions then said that it wouldn't work because you have a 32 bit computer.
I then gave you directions on how to use busybox to install the application that you wanted and never got a response regarding whether you even tried it or not.
You responded further into the thread saying that now you are getting an exclamation point when booting into recovery which MEANS THAT YOU DON"T HAVE ROOT ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Installing adb and getting it working isn't going to do anything for you as far as installing applications because you lost root access which means you don't have the correct permissions to do anything anymore.
I gave you the link to an updated post on rooting so either do that or update this thread with where you stand exactly. Can you get into recovery? Is it an exclamation point? Can you launch the terminal app? When you type "su" do you get a # or an $? Does it say permission denied? ETC ETC ETC
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It seems pretty clear that you don't really know what you are doing when it comes to modding your G1, and it is also pretty clear that you aren't willing to listen to directions.
I told you that you could batch install applications through Droid Explorer and you blatantly ignored my directions then said that it wouldn't work because you have a 32 bit computer.
I then gave you directions on how to use busybox to install the application that you wanted and never got a response regarding whether you even tried it or not.
You responded further into the thread saying that now you are getting an exclamation point when booting into recovery which MEANS THAT YOU DON"T HAVE ROOT ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Installing adb and getting it working isn't going to do anything for you as far as installing applications because you lost root access which means you don't have the correct permissions to do anything anymore.
I gave you the link to an updated post on rooting so either do that or update this thread with where you stand exactly. Can you get into recovery? Is it an exclamation point? Can you launch the terminal app? When you type "su" do you get a # or an $? Does it say permission denied? ETC ETC ETC
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My whole point with the no market is if he would have flashed the gapps or found another way to get them he could have installed a file manager then installed the app off his sdcard.
This was a 1 - 2 minute procedure that he has not made an hour/s procedure.
I agree with droidexplorer, I use it quite constantly. However, if he would have correctly installed CM5 this issue would have never arisen.
As for OP, I strongly advise that you unroot and stick to stock. If you cannot successfully do this, there is a high chance you are going to brick and it's just not worth it.
this is not the first time i try this i have a understanding of what i am doing, for some reason i decided to try another sdcard and it magically booted fine, now the gapps link doesn't work for me, so i am trying to install astro threw terminal emulator (astro is on the root of the sdcard) so i can just install the rest of my apps
thank you busybox worked thank you so much
funny after all the stuff i tried i decided to try a diff sdcard and it booted fine and then changed back to the old sdcard and it works fine
I can't see the Nook using adb anymore. I can see my phone so the connection is fine. Seems to have happened after installing the B&N SDK. Anyone else have this issue??
macndroid said:
I can't see the Nook using adb anymore. I can see my phone so the connection is fine. Seems to have happened after installing the B&N SDK. Anyone else have this issue??
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I had this issue.. not sure what broke... double check the 'adb_usb.ini' file in your 'c:\users\user\.android' folder and make sure it still has '0x2080', mine was changed somehow. not sure if this is what fixed my adb connection but it's working again now.
During installation, it changed the "'adb_usb.ini" file...just go back into it and add "0x2080" back. It should work again.
Bingo. That did it - just edited and added 0x2080 on a new line.
The technically correct answer...
...is after installing the nook SDK, you then run the following command, per the instructions:
android update adb
Been at it for 2h now and i just can't seem to make it work, ive installed the latest nookie froyo on the internal memory of my nook and i just can't seem to get the market on it, i tried with a guide from http://forum.androidcentral.com/bar...ion-install-nookie-froyo-internal-memory.html
But everytime i try the adb commands i get a device not found error and i can't seem to fix this problem, i have tried to install the nook usb drivers but i still get the same error, is there any easier or other way of getting it?
Thanks
Kris
Anybody?? A tablet with no market and no youtube makes it kind of useless....
Gunner86 said:
Anybody?? A tablet with no market and no youtube makes it kind of useless....
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Yo. nookdevs dot com ADB_Over_USB
This is my second post of eight minimum. Won't let me paste a hyperlink.
Also, scan the developement section and look for some of the market zip files for Froyo.
Once you get on the market, download ADB wireless. I find it better than ADB over USB.
NookDevs also has very good tips for Froyo and where to download what.
For some reason when you simply install JUST the install.exe it doesn't work (well it didn't for me atleast) I had to also run the DPInst64.exe since I am on Windows 7 64-Bit OS. After runing the DPInst64.exe and letting it install I was able to use ADB over USB.
If you are running a 32-Bit OS DO NOT run the DPInst64.exe - Use the DPInst.exe instead.
I had MAJOR issue getting ADB to work.
All my info came from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=910008
You really need to read and re-read this and make sure you follow the exact instructions and it will work.
The problem that caused me some issues was the USB Debugging check mark was not on. But that was a problem with Auto-Nooter 3.0, you are using Froyo.
I can confirm that once the ADB drivers are installed with Auto-Nooter, they will automatically be okay when you are in Froyo (which I am now). I did not have to redo anything.
I spent several hours uninstalling/reinstalling devices and usb ports, etc in Windows Device Manager. Both on Vista 32 bit and Windows 7 64 bit. They all work fine now simply by following that thread.
Hey all,
I managed to brick my Nook HD+ a few month ago (see previous threads). The EMMC partitions are broken and I cant access them.
So, I noticed a few ROMS that work of a SD Card. The only problem is, the installation seems to need to store the ROM on the internal EMMC in order to install it.
Is there a way round this?
Cheers
There is an emmc-less Rom you can find the link from the following thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2544606
Direct link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44790925&postcount=67
Thanks for the reply.
I'm struggling with the adb push part and adb just wont work, ive tried
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2336088
http://rhuno.com/flashblog/2013/03/17/getting-the-nook-hd-recognized-by-adb/
the driver installs successfully and i still cant see my nook via adb. Is there anything i could be missing.
smurfster said:
Thanks for the reply.
I'm struggling with the adb push part and adb just wont work, ive tried
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2336088
http://rhuno.com/flashblog/2013/03/17/getting-the-nook-hd-recognized-by-adb/
the driver installs successfully and i still cant see my nook via adb. Is there anything i could be missing.
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What OS are you running? I had no issues once I did step 7 myself on Windows. On Linux it really depends on the distro and I don't use a Mac so not sure.
smurfster said:
Thanks for the reply.
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You should really hit the Thanks Button for him instead of just saying thanks
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What OS are you running? I had no issues once I did step 7 myself on Windows. On Linux it really depends on the distro and I don't use a Mac so not sure.
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tried a different computer and still no luck. I use windows 7 pro
someone mentioned I need the google usb driver. But how do I install it? it wont install via the right click > install option
Maybe try https://nookdeveloper.zendesk.com/entries/21943338-nook-developer-start-up-guide#top
Well I'm stuck nothing seems to work
Just a quick note.
Be sure to use v1.0.31 of adb or greater, or it will not see your device.
Also, in my bootimg_tools_ovation are the files necessary to get adb working in linux.
(the "hidden" .android folder gets copied to home, and the rules file to /etc/udev).
Someone really should make a live linux usb/flash image with working adb for the nook. (Just boot from usb key and have working adb)
Wouldn't be that difficult.