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I want to use eclipse and the sdk to launch apps I am developing on my touch pro 2. I have installed the htc adb drivers, but my phone dosn't show up in adb even though android thinks it is connected. It is definitly some combo of phone/drivers as my friends hero works perfectly.
Any advice?
incase anybody cares, they answered this over on ppcgeeks
forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=116900
quick summary
millmanorama said:
incase anybody cares, they answered this over on ppcgeeks
forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=116900
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For those just looking for the answer without registering for another forum:
Edit the andboot/conf/eclair.user.conf file to include
Code:
echo 2 > /sys/devices/platform/msm_hsusb/usb_function_switch
in the custom_shells section (at the bottom) so that it looks something like this:
Code:
custom_shells{
#echo "Hello!!!" # example
#echo "You can create your own commands here" # example
echo 2 > /sys/devices/platform/msm_hsusb/usb_function_switch
}
Hello guys, I find this thread through Google and xda search. I am using XDAndroid port Froyo 2.2.1 update 1/23 and the method of edit user.conf doesn't work anymore.
This takes me many hours of searching to come to another solution in another thread.
Some may found that installing DroidExplorer may help, as suggested in this post and some posts after.
This takes me an amount of time, so I hope by leaving a note here may help some others when search for this problem.
there are two adb driver version
htc and google, you need to install htc driver
BTW,my adb shell have color control character ,so need to use shell soft to list files
I have to my hands for a few days only a X10 mini prototype with fw 2.1 (not final fw - debug)
Tell me any dev if they want any file to upload and maybe help him for any way.
Check my photos to proved it what i say!
http://img405.imageshack.us/i/1286524385375.jpg/
http://img140.imageshack.us/i/1286524445708.jpg/
http://img412.imageshack.us/i/1286524481171.jpg/
http://img253.imageshack.us/i/1286524511580.jpg/
Many thanks to Bin4ry and wolfilein who helped me to dump the below files!!!
Dump System With ADB:
http://rapidshare.com/files/424248203/System__updated_with_ADB_.rar
Dump Bootloader:
http://rapidshare.com/files/424303620/spl.bin
Note:
1. Root permision only from ADB shell # [not from device (terminal emulator)]
2. Universal Androot 1.6.1 doesn't works!
Can you try to locate the lockscreen.apk(?), idk if there is such a file but if yes can you post it please, thanks for the screenshots btw
Lef.teris said:
I have to my hands for weekend only a X10 mini prototype with fw 2.1 (not final fw - debug)
Tell me any dev if they want any file ( as /system ) to upload (rapidshare) and maybe help him for any way.
Check my photos to prove what i say!
http: //img405.imageshack.us/i/1286524385375.jpg/
http: //img140.imageshack.us/i/1286524445708.jpg/
http: //img412.imageshack.us/i/1286524481171.jpg/
http: //img253.imageshack.us/i/1286524511580.jpg/
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Looks the same except for the lockscreen , Good job OP , bad job SE... so no surprises huh??
Could you post a video of this?????
I really think the new Interface looks much better.
tejagamer said:
Could you post a video of this?????
I really think the new Interface looks much better.
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Its the same ' BLUE BLUE BLUE ' :x , frankly i expected a little more
ya
its the same blue
But i feel its abit darker
Dunno why
Lets wait for official though
Can you dump the loader please so that i can compare to stock one?
Procedure is decribed in X10 forums - custom rom development.
Regards
Bin4ry
Sent from my X10i using Tapatalk
Oooo go Bin4ry thanks!
Sent from my X10i using Tapatalk
You can't just tease us like that. Anything new to report?
System dump please
install the android SDK (developers.android.com)
start CMD (type cmd in search box after opening windows "start")
change path to android sdk\"tools" folder by typing in "cd c:\PATH_TO_YOUR_SDK\tools" (note: PATH_TO_YOUR_SDK is the location of your "android-sdk-windows" folder)
on your phone: Setting -> Applications -> Developer -> Debug Mode
connect your phone with your pc
back to cmd console: type "adb pull /system"
the full system dump shall be in YOUR_SDK_FOLDER\tools\system
Cheers
further reply, sorry!
Bin4ry said:
Can you dump the loader please so that i can compare to stock one?
Procedure is decribed in X10 forums - custom rom development.
Regards
Bin4ry
Sent from my X10i using Tapatalk
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Bin4ry for some reason i don't know why i can't use ADB connection with specific phone (probably reason it's a prototype phone) maybe it want different driver. for my other x10 mini RTL i haven't any issue with ADB.
it need a driver called SEMC HSUSB Device (from device manager - Windows)
http: //img219.imageshack.us/img219/557/10102010131939.jpg
I find another way to pull files from this prototype x10 mini with ftp app
If you know how can i solve with issue please tell me!
In the Menu where USB-Debug is located, there should be an option with PC-Companion. If you check this the phone will ask if you want to install PC-Companion if a usb-cable is connected.
If you choose Install on phone, then in Windows a new Drive will popup, the driver should be located there.
Regards
Bin4ry
Bin4ry said:
In the Menu where USB-Debug is located, there should be an option with PC-Companion. If you check this the phone will ask if you want to install PC-Companion if a usb-cable is connected.
If you choose Install on phone, then in Windows a new Drive will popup, the driver should be located there.
Regards
Bin4ry
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Pc-Companion installed on my pc but nothing found, it not recognised as connected phone!
Pop up menu is disabled when connecting the phone with pc (not the same with ratail x10 mini)
I try to install other drivers (for X10 mini, X10) but nothing, also nothing found with windows update on Win7
maybe you can copy the things that are need to sdcard an use an terminal emulator for this ??
wolfilein said:
maybe you can copy the things that are need to sdcard an use an terminal emulator for this ??
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Please tell how can i do this!
@Bin4ry, isn't root required to install io_ex2.ko? Is it not required to dump the boot loader?
Is it worth trying Exploid to gain root? Although I believe we think it won't work. It's got to be worth a try
yes first you need to root the x10 minni
but i think that i is already rooted
then extract this zip to sdcard
forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=407185&d=1285348031
open an terminal emulator app and give in
Code:
su
cd /sdcard
insmod io_ex2.ko
cat /proc/splimage > /sdcard/spldump.bin
then you upload the file spldump.bin
(it is on sdcard)
Nice one wolfilein.
@Lef.teris, when you manage to get the drivers sorted of the adb, please try the following: http://android.doshaska.net/x10miniroot
Edit: although I doubt this will work - try using the drivers from here!
wolfilein said:
yes first you need to root the x10 minni
but i think that i is already rooted
then extract this zip to sdcard
forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=407185&d=1285348031
open an terminal emulator app and give in
Code:
su
cd /sdcard
insmod io_ex2.ko
cat /proc/splimage > /sdcard/spldump.bin
then you upload the file spldump.bin
(it is on sdcard)
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I try to gain root with universal androot 1.6.1 but doesn't works. I can't try with exploit, i have issue with ADB driver
Any other way to gain root? so i can take and upload the file you want!
Another thought - could you right click on one of the devices in screenshot you uploaded (this one) and select properties, then click the details tab. Next in the drop down box select Hardware Ids.
Could you post the text thats in there? Hopefully we'll be able to find a driver
First of all, all credits for this tutorial go to wolfilein and batemann
wolfilein's original app2sd thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804574
Since the other "how to" thread is a bit cluttered, I decided to tell the community how I got app2sd running on my phone flawlessly, in details.
I'm assuming that you have already rooted your x10 mini/pro and you are familiar with partitioning your SDcard, running ADB tool and root explorer.
If not, then please refer to these threads
For rooting your phone -
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739874
How to use ADB -
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=502010
So lets get going -
Step 1) Create 2 partitions on your SDcard, a) Fat32 b) ext2. I used Mini Tool Partition Wizard to create partitions. Remember if you are a windows user, you need to create first partition as Fat32 and second as ext2 other wise windows will not recognize your SD card when you will connect your phone/card reader.
A detailed tutorial on how to partition your card can be found here-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=SD_card_partitioning
Step 2) Download attached rar file and extract them on your SDcard root (not inside any folder)
Step 3) Open ADB Shell and type - busybox. If you see the list of busybox commands you can move to Step 5. Otherwise refer to Step 4
Step 4) If you do not have busybox installed or recognized on your system, you need to install it. I found that best way to install busybox is the manual one, so even if you mess up with busybox installation, your phone is not bricked, yet.
So to install Busybox please enter the adb shell and type su, prompt should change to # sign, confirming that you have entered rootshell successfully.
Now type :
Code:
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system
Code:
cat /sdcard/busybox > /system/xbin/busybox
Code:
chmod 755 /system/xbin/busybox
Code:
/system/xbin/busybox --install -s /system/xbin/
Once you finished the installation, typing busybox from rootshell should list busybox commands. If you can not get the list of busybox commands, or get message like permission denied, or busybox not found, please confirm that you can see busybox in /system/xbin/ and the permission is set to 755. you can use root explorer for this.
Step 5) Now its time to run App2sd.sh
So from rootshell, type:
Code:
sh /sdcard/app2sd.sh
and PRAY.. Its very important to pray, because anything goes wrong here, you will end up with a PROPER bricked phone. Nah, just kidding.
Your phone should reboot itself upon finishing. and when it comes back online, app2sd should be running on your phone..
good luck.
Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for anything that happens to your phone. You take the sole responsibility of your phone, if it gets bricked, vanished or turned into cheese in the proccess.
great .. and PRAY.. LOL
I tried this procedure last week. And it went wrong cause my transcend sdhc (class 2) was faulty OMG!!!
So I bricked my phone, repaired it, and now I'm waiting another 16Gb (class10) card ... so I can brick again my phone.. ROTFL.. no no.. I'm sure this procedure is going to be ok
Thanks to titanium backup I have not lost one bit
Mate seems like a great tut, I'm just flashing my phone to follow this properly =]
P.S. what is rootshell?
Manny- said:
Mate seems like a great tut, I'm just flashing my phone to follow this properly =]
P.S. what is rootshell?
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You enter into rootshell When you type su on adb shell. the prompt in rootshell is #.
Thanks, I thought so just making sure so anyways I'm about to try this way now will report back soon
PS. lil mistake, should be 'sh /sdcard/app2sd.sh'
PS.2 check your inbox please
IF rooted using universal androot app
1. Does this work if phone is rooted with universal and root??
2. I don't have a card reader to format the sdcard.
I formatted using the Phone itself (through usb cable), but the card didn't mount, and prompting to format it
sridharrn said:
1. Does this work if phone is rooted with universal and root??
2. I don't have a card reader to format the sdcard.
I formatted using the Phone itself (through usb cable), but the card didn't mount, and prompting to format it
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1. Yes it will work regardless of the rooting method.
2 .Make sure that first partition of your SD card is fat32.
Thanks for a great guide!
Finally got it working on my mini pro.
Don´t know if it´s your script or my phone but it didn´t want to run for me.
When I hit "sh /sdcard/app2sd.sh" the command-window just turns to # again without doing anything.
So I ended up running all commands manually instead and that worked nicely.
Same happened with me... how did you run the commands manually?
Manny- said:
Same happened with me... how did you run the commands manually?
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Opened the app2sd.sh-file in an text-editor, then I can see all commands listed.
Then I just Copy-And-Paste the commands line by line (Not all at once) in the command-window.
@OP
please delte this
i and batman are already working on an picture howto
i've invested many time and this and now..... yes you scribe on you post that all credist go to us but why we must have 2 threads if you so interestet to help you easy can send me an pm or write an post
@other
I woukd making a howto on monday but batman has no time so i will do it whit him tommorow
and you script doen't work if you have an sdcard malfunction
yes you made a failsafebut you don't use it in ln.sh
if you run this script without an sdcard you will brick your phone !!
and by the way please ask before you edit/use my script
you coukld write a pm
wolfilein said:
@OP
please delte this
i and batman are already working on an picture howto
i've invested many time and this and now..... yes you scribe on you post that all credist go to us but why we must have 2 threads if you so interestet to help you easy can send me an pm or write an post
@other
I woukd making a howto on monday but batman has no time so i will do it whit him tommorow
and you script doen't work if you have an sdcard malfunction
yes you made a failsafebut you don't use it in ln.sh
if you run this script without an sdcard you will brick your phone !!
and by the way please ask before you edit/use my script
you coukld write a pm
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Mate, I only made this thread to help the community. Since this is the method I used to get a2sd running on my phone. And I did not edit/changed your script, I wrote it down, which involved my own corrections and researchs (which I contributed to your thread as well). True that ln.sh was provided by batemann, that's why I gave you two full credit.
I can not delete the thread as there are posts there, however if you claim all the rights on the method, I'll pm the moderators and ask them to merge this thread with yours.
As for helping with picture how to, I would be more than happy to help the community.
Sent from my U20i using XDA App
Manny- said:
Thanks, I thought so just making sure so anyways I'm about to try this way now will report back soon
PS. lil mistake, should be 'sh /sdcard/app2sd.sh'
PS.2 check your inbox please
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Replied to your pm. Manny, mate tell me do you have a mini or mini pro?
Sent from my U20i using XDA App
Ive got a Mini, btw I sent you some msgs on MSN but you went offline it should still be there, I wrote the output there too.
and wolfilein, I cant get it to work from looking at your thread this just makes things easier in my eyes, and hes right it is too cluttered that thread
@OP
i don't say don't do this i only ask why you hadn't write me an pn or some other info about this ?
and btw i and batman are aktually working on the picture howto please let us time
/system/bin/shcd: not found
Everything is OK, but when I run the script returns # so i run commands manually but first command returns "not found this command"
can somebody help me please ?
thanks
SOLVED, thanks anyway
Manny- said:
Ive got a Mini, btw I sent you some msgs on MSN but you went offline it should still be there, I wrote the output there too.
and wolfilein, I cant get it to work from looking at your thread this just makes things easier in my eyes, and hes right it is too cluttered that thread
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Mate, I checked msn, but I did not get your msg there.. I'm online now, try sending it again..
Sent from my U20i using XDA App
so I've made a picture howto so now it's verry easy even with my howto
With app2sd, can i pick where i want to install an app?
on Main memory or SD?
and what would happen if i removed my SD card when its on?
or when i plug it in to the PC to add files?
thanks!
if you use this your phone won't not boot after reoving the sdcard
but if you use the orginal howto (my) my script makes a failsafe by installing app2sd and use that,
The world's first ereader with a color Mirasol display is finally on the market, but unfortunately it's running a severely locked-down Android by the Korean bookstore chain Kyobo. The Kyobo ui is entirely in Korean, the browser blocks downloads, and the reader app is crap. In other words, it's basically useless to anyone outside of Korea. A few enterprising Americans have imported them and been extremely disappointed. Will someone please take a look at this device and see if it can be rooted or if something else can be done to make it of use to the rest of us?
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
Nate over at The Digital Reader has a firmware update that supposedly contains all of the installed apps. He is asking for someone to try and hack it. He has a download link for the firmware at The Digital Reader.
I also posted this as a question here on XDA:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1432283
it is rooted since some time already.
files and instructions are in the following archive, but since instructions are in korean, i'll do a writeup below.
(argh! spambot won't allow this link, so you'll have to piece it together...)
www<dot>4shared<dot>com/zip/aLwRc7ZG/mirasol_rooting.html
edit: needed files are also in an attachment below
the gist is that you need to flash the boot partition via fastboot, setup root and busybox, and then modify secure->install_non_market_apps in settings.db.
you will need to have adb and fastboot from the android sdk working on your computer. There are many posts about this elsewhere, so i won't go into the details.
also, i only print filename without path, just find the corresponding file in the mentioned archive and modify the commands accordingly.
flash the boot partition via fastboot
first get your kyobo into fastboot mode (with usb cable attached) by pressing volume-down at bootup. timing here can be a bit finicky, but easiest seems to be to shut it down completely and then press just after pressing power.
issue a 'fastboot devices' on computer, if successful it should give you the response '???????????? fastboot' or similar. if empty or hangs, try again by rebooting the kyobo by pressing power with volume-up held (you can go into fastboot immediately after reboot by volume-down as expected).
when positive response above, you can flash by
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and then reboot by
Code:
fastboot reboot
edit: simplified fastboot instructions, thanks to smb_gaiden, whose button-poking-fu is strong.
setup root and busybox
with boot partition flashed you now have adb access, so let's use it. let the device boot as normal, and then issue the following.
Code:
adb push busybox /data/local/tmp
adb push fixsu.sh /data/local/tmp
adb push su /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/busybox
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fixsu.sh
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/su
adb shell /data/local/tmp/fixsu.sh
adb shell ln -s /data/local/tmp/busybox /system/xbin/busybox
after this, install some apk's from the archive
Code:
adb install superuser.apk
adb install blackmart.apk
fix non-market apps setting
only thing left is to change a setting to allow non-market apps to be installed. if you don't care about your current settings (locale, etc), you can just push the settings.db from the archive like so:
Code:
adb push settings.db /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/
if you *do* care about your settings, you'll need to pull the settings.db, edit it in some sqlite db editor (set secure->install_non_market_apps to 1) and push the result.
that's it. all rooted. now you just need to install angry birds and yer' set ;-)
Adb doesn't seem to start properly on device
Hello.
I did succeed in flashing the bootloader via fastboot.
However when I boot device - I see adb on usb only for some initial seconds, and then it disappears.
For that matter my device already had December firmware on it.
Any ideas how to activate adb on device?
Thank you,
Leonid
it may be that persist.service.adb.enable is reset, stopping the adbd service. try flashing the attached boot image instead, see if that fixes it. it is the same as above, except that persist.service.adb.enable is ignored.
edit: i took a look at the december update, afaict it should pose no problem (very few changes in there).
Once these steps are done, how do you install google market?
Thanks.
edit: the original instructions were snafu, so i replaced them with something that should actually work.
getting android market running on the kyobo
needed files are in the attached archive.
install like so:
Code:
adb remount
adb push DrmProvider.apk /system/app
adb push MediaProvider.apk /system/app
adb push DownloadProvider.apk /system/app
adb push GoogleServicesFramework.apk /system/app
adb push Market-3.4.4.apk /system/app
adb push init.qcom.post_boot.sh /system/etc
adb push fix-shared-user.sh /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fix-shared-user.sh
adb shell /data/local/tmp/fix-shared-user.sh
wait for the reboot, find market in the menu, and off you go (with downloads this time ;-)
if downloads still do not work after this, try re-executing the last line. android periodically writes to the file we are modifying, which might clobber our changes if unlucky.
I am thinking about buying one of these because I have seen it on sale for 50% discount. However, the general reviews aren't too encouraging, so will rooting make any difference to overall performance?
fatboy1976 said:
I have seen it on sale for 50% discount.
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where is that?
throwaway4096 said:
you'll need GoogleServicesFramework.apk and Market-3.4.4.apk from the following links:
http://androidmarketu.googlecode.com/files/GoogleServicesFramework.apk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1391565
install like so:
Code:
adb remount
adb push GoogleServicesFramework.apk /system/app
adb push Market-3.4.4.apk /system/app
find Market in the menu and off you go.
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I'm finding the market force closes when downloading an app.
May I seek help from someone who has rooted recently? I am finding it pretty difficult to get into fastboot. So some questions as I continue to play.
Which version is currently rootable? I bought mine this week and want to be sure it is still applicable with the method here.
Do I need a USB driver to work this hack? EDIT: Yes, found with a web search.
When do I press the volume keys? Immediately after power? Similar timing? When I see the flicker on the screen? When I see the logo? Before all that? EDIT: I did not need the volume up key to get into fastboot.
Thanks!
rooting for beginners
Some friends and i ordered the kyobo to solve our eye-problem (nystagm)
We still can´t figure out, how to root it.
Can you please give us some rooting instruktion vor beginners??
It would be so essential for us, as the kyobo is little worth without forgeign apps!
Thank you very much!
Joe
send2toonie said:
I'm finding the market force closes when downloading an app.
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Hi, I am stuck with the same problem. Have tried many things?!
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smb_gaiden said:
May I seek help from someone who has rooted recently? I am finding it pretty difficult to get into fastboot. So some questions as I continue to play.
Which version is currently rootable? I bought mine this week and want to be sure it is still applicable with the method here.
Do I need a USB driver to work this hack? EDIT: Yes, found with a web search.
When do I press the volume keys? Immediately after power? Similar timing? When I see the flicker on the screen? When I see the logo? Before all that? EDIT: I did not need the volume up key to get into fastboot.
Thanks!
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Hi, Managed to root my kyobo after about 8 h trying. I installed the firmware update on my kyobo, that is found on the web, as instructed from the SD card. Then I installed fastboot and adb on my computer (search for 'how to install fastboot and adb'), as I found instructions for that as well. To enter fastboot I kept Kyobos, volume down button for about 10 sec, when booting the device (kyobo connected to computer with USB) - nothing happens -> however on my computers command window (cmd), 'fastboot devices' command produces an answer with '? ..' as it should. The biggest issue I had was to get adb working. For this purpose I installed and removed a couple of USB drivers - I don't really know how I got it to work finally.
You can tell if you have succeeded installing a useful usb driver, if you enter the 'adb devices' command in the cmd window and it returns a device number. Then you are ready to go with the rest of the commands/instruction as seen in the insturction of this thread.
From the blackmart application I was able to install many useful applications - the Launcher application can replace the Kyobo "home" application, which is very useful.
I installed android market as well, but so far I have not been able to download and install applications. I think It might be a permission issue between kyobo software and the installed android market?
Hey Guys!
is there a way to root the kyobo via mikrosd?
thanks a lot
Joe
Hey Joe. I've seen you on this forum as well as The Digital Reader asking for help with the Kyobo rooting. I too am a beginner and I'm trying to build up the nerve to try it. Wish us both luck and I hope someone can share rooting-for-dummies with us.
@fatboy1976: rooting won't improve performance in itself. it makes the device better as you can install apps, but ofc the hardware is still the same.
@send2toonie: yes, sorry about that. it worked for me, but only thanks to other changes. it's hard to keep track :-/. i updated the original post with new instructions which should work properly.
@smb_gaiden: hah, excellent, i never tried that! original post updated.
@Joe84: it should be possible to root via microsd by creating an update.zip. i haven't gotten around to trying that yet, but maybe in future. for now this is as simple as it gets.
Kaarlos said:
Hi, I am stuck with the same problem. Have tried many things?!
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Hi, Managed to root my kyobo after about 8 h trying. I installed the firmware ...(updated -see above..) .., which is very useful.
I installed android market as well, but so far I have not been able to download and install applications. I think It might be a permission issue between kyobo software and the installed android market?
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Jep! With the updated instuctions the Android Market now finally works!! Thanks! (Installed twice)
Kaarlos said:
Jep! With the updated instuctions the Android Market now finally works!! Thanks! (Installed twice)
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Hi,
Could you post the OS/processor version and driver name that got adb working for you. If you can also remember the keys pressed to put the Kyobo in the correct boot mode for adb, that would be nice too.
I have also managed to load apps on my Kyobo but that is without having su, Superuser, adb and Android Market working. The above info would be helpful in fixing that. Holding the volume down fir 10 seconds after pressing power on puts the Kyobo into fastboot mode. Adb requires a different mode and set of key presses. This is because there is a menu of boot options being displayed which can't be seen on the Mirasol screen. I suspect this is because of display settings within the boot.img but that is only a guess on my behalf.
Hi, I've seen this question answered before for previous versions of Android but ICS changed things up a bit and the answer is no longer useful. I'm building a small android file manager type application for the desktop and I was curious as to whether anyone knew of a system call I might be able to make through adb to enable UMS or mount the sdcard of a device from within the desktop application.
EDIT: This is the solution that doesn't work as of ICS: https://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/485d7b04bc61d7be?pli=1
This might work:
Code:
adb shell /system/bin/sdutil ums enable
taken from: https://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/485d7b04bc61d7be?pli=1
EDIT: just re-read your post and saw the bit about ICS changing stuff. I guess this is what you already tried then. I'll leave it here just in case anyway.
SifJar said:
This might work:
Code:
adb shell /system/bin/sdutil ums enable
taken from: https://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/485d7b04bc61d7be?pli=1
EDIT: just re-read your post and saw the bit about ICS changing stuff. I guess this is what you already tried then. I'll leave it here just in case anyway.
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Right, that's the answer I found. Thanks for looking though.
it says error: device not found
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