Firstly hi everyone.
I have a notebook installed Linux Mint 13 LTE 32 bit.
I have added ubuntu phablet tools ppa to its sources and installed "phablet-tools, android-tools-adb, android-tools-fastboot" packages from ppa.
I can use adb and fastboot with my galaxy nexus.
But my Huawei Ascend P1 (U9200) only use with adb. Adb runs perfect.
But in fastboot mode, fastboot command returns with "waiting for device" output.
Why?
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Normally, fastboot is supported by mac with android sdk, but it doesn't find my phone when I connect it. Has anyone tried to flash recovery on a mac (I've already unlocked bootloader with adb reboot oem-unlock)? And virtual windows doesn't recognise ANY fastboot drivers. If only there was a way to flash that recovery image... (and, I suppose, adb push is not helpful this time?)
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Nvm, solved it (with parallels 6 running windows 7)
I cannot find my HTC EVO 3D using fastboot. I just want to unlock my phone. I did following steps:
1. reboot into bootloader using:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
2. use fastboot find device:
Code:
fastboot devices
or
Code:
sudo fastboot devices
3. nothing shows on the screen
At last, I am using Arch Linux. I can connect to my Nexus 5 with fastboot. It's nothing about my fastboot in my Android SDK.
Any help? Many thanks.
ADB Drivers
Try to reinstall your htc drivers and ADB Drivers
Excuse me for my bad English. I am new on this Forum. Please help me, I have a big problem!
I can’t use Fastboot command, because ewery time I got the „Waiting for devices” error message
1) I have a Motorola Moto G4 phone (XT 1622, athene)
2) This mobile are not rooted.
3) I want to unlock my bootloader, after this I want to install TWRP, and after this I van root my mobile, for install the custom Lineage OS.
4) On my phone I activated at the Developper Otions the USB debugging, and OEM Unlocking.
5) I connected my phone to my PC, I used first time Windows 10. On this system my Moto G4 are identified: Motorola ADB interface. No problem with identification, no any yelow exclamation matrk, no unidentified device!
6) I have installed the correct ADB and Fastboot driver v.1.4.3 (link is made from this site)
7) I have installed the Motorola driver from the official Motorola site.
8) All ADB command work fine, for example adb devices, adb reboot bootloader, etc.
9) But no fastboot command work, when I tested the fastboot devices, I got the „Waiting for devices”. Of corse befor this, I rebooted my phone in fastboot mode! If I use any fastboot command, I got this error message.
10) I try to use the excellent tools (thank you for this): Universal Fastboot & ADB tool, latest version, but the situation in this case is the same, „Waiting for devices”.
11) Of corse I rebooted the PC after instalation of the drivers, the fastboot.exe is in the right paths, etc.
12) I have installed the Universal USB Driver with the Universal Fastboot & ADB tool, Install drivers button, PC rebooted after this.
13) I used Windows 10, Windows XP, and Ubuntu, and in all cases I got the „Waiting for devices”
14) Under Ubuntu I got this message, despite that on Ubuntu the ADB and Fastboot driver installations are cleare.
15) I tested all on many other PC.
16) Every time I connected my phone to the PC only on USB 2.0 port, I changed the USB port, and I changed the USB cable too.
17) I read hundred ot tutorilas on youtube, on differant Forums, but none of them helped.
18) I uninstalled or reinstalled a many timet he ADB and fastboot drivers (I tested a lot of drives from the net), and I installet a many times the official Motorola driver, and the Google universal USB driver, but nothing
Please tell me what can I do for solve this devil situation, Please help me! Thank you again!
There are 2 fastboots, fastboot and mfastboot (i guess this one is motorola fastboot)
Try with mfastboot
mfastboot
GuikBretas said:
There are 2 fastboots, fastboot and mfastboot (i guess this one is motorola fastboot)
Try with mfastboot
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Where can I find the mfastboot? This is same with the Motorola driver?
Thank you.
Hey all, I just got a G90 Pro that I want to put a ROM on, but something is up with the fastboot. I have the drivers installed according to what I found online, but when I go to fastboot there is no response from the cmd inputs. Nothing even shows up when I check fastboot devices. Has anyone had luck with these phones? I can't even unlock the bootloader!
If not already done yet, install the suitable BLUE USB Driver for Android:
Download BLU USB Driver for Windows (Latest Driver)
Download the latest and original BLU USB Driver to connect any BLU Smartphone and Tablets to the Windows Computer quickly.
androidmtk.com
jwoegerbauer said:
If not already done yet, install the suitable BLUE USB Driver for Android:
Download BLU USB Driver for Windows (Latest Driver)
Download the latest and original BLU USB Driver to connect any BLU Smartphone and Tablets to the Windows Computer quickly.
androidmtk.com
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I have done this, but did it again just to be sure, and device manager recognizes the G90 Pro under USB devices, and ADB finds it, but when I do the 'adb reboot bootloader' the fastboot mode text is on the bottom, yet fastboot commands don't do anything, not even 'fastboot devices'.
Edit: Fastboot devices is recognized in fastbootd, but not regular fastboot, yet the other commands don't work.
In your case fastboot is located in Android's user-space, hence you run this command sequence
Code:
adb devices
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot <YOUR-COMMAND-HERE>
fastboot reboot
jwoegerbauer said:
In your case fastboot is located in Android's user-space, hence you run this command sequence
Code:
adb devices
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot <YOUR-COMMAND-HERE>
fastboot reboot
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Fastboot reboot fastboot just brings up the fastboot command list. Assuming it's expecting me to try reboot bootloader.
That's really weird because your phone is running Android 10.
My info in settings definitely confirms that. Nothing seems to be working as expected though.
jwoegerbauer said:
That's really weird because your phone is running Android 10.
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Is there any other possible solution? I still can't get fastboot commands to work after rebooting to fastboot mode from fastbootd.
I just got a new F(x)tec Pro-1X and I want to root it. I'm following the instructions to use Magisk from the F(x)tec team which involves 1) installing Magisk, 2) connecting adb and authorizing, 3) adb pushing the Pro-1X boot.img, 4) Running Magisk and patching the boot.img, and 5) downloading the patched .img.
Then I run "adb reboot bootloader" which leads me to a screen where I can choose Recovery mode and then I get to an Android screen that says "No command". I believe it's here that I'm supposed to run "fastboot flash boot magisk_patched-25200_HsxJg.img"; however, when I run "adb devices", I get unauthorized, and trying to run fastboot anyway fails:
$ adb devices
List of devices attached
8ce396c8 unauthorized
$ fastboot flash boot magisk_patched-25200_HsxJg.img
< waiting for any device >
I found elsewhere that from this screen, I can hold the power button and press the volume up key and then release both and I see the Android recovery screen. Then I scroll down to Enter fastboot and press power to enter that and I see fastbootd, but I get the same "waiting for any device" output if I try the fastboot flash command here.
If I go back to recovery mode, and instead go to Apply update from ADB, I then see the following from adb devices, but I still can't run fastboot flash:
$ adb devices
List of devices attached
8ce396c8 sideload
I'm running the latest Android Studio and platform-tools on a Lenovo X270 running Fedora 37 and Linux kernel 6.0.17. I'm connecting using a USB-2 port without a hub and tried multiple USBC cords.
A commenter on the F(x)tec forums said that he could never get his Lenovo X250 to work and he had to buy a Raspberry Pi 3 model B.
Are there any alternatives or diagnostics I can run to help solve this "unauthorized" error?
Did you enable usb debugging in the developer options and validate the box after connecting with a USB cable?
ze7zez said:
Did you enable usb debugging in the developer options and validate the box after connecting with a USB cable?
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Yes. That was required for steps 2-4 for pushing and pulling the image. When I did that, I had to authorize my laptop on my phone. There's no such dialog during recovery mode. Is there some way to pre-authorize recovery mode with my laptop, or otherwise disable this authorization?
Option below USB debugging, which is: Revoke USB debugging authorizations.
or
read this:
ADB Android Device Unauthorized
Since I reinstalled Eclipse (simply deleted and downloaded it again) I can't debug my applications on Samsung Galaxy i9001 (with CyanogenMod - Android 4.4.2). It worked fine before reinstallation.
stackoverflow.com
ze7zez said:
Option below USB debugging, which is: Revoke USB debugging authorizations.
or
read this:
ADB Android Device Unauthorized
Since I reinstalled Eclipse (simply deleted and downloaded it again) I can't debug my applications on Samsung Galaxy i9001 (with CyanogenMod - Android 4.4.2). It worked fine before reinstallation.
stackoverflow.com
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Thanks, but none of that worked. My problem is authorizing during recovery mode, not during normal operations. It seems what I really need is to either modify /data/misc/adb/adb_keys on the device, or run adb disable-verity, or set ro.adb.secure=0, but I don't have permissions to do any of those.
It's interesting that another F(x)tec user says this works with a Raspberry Pi, and also says it does not work with his Lenovo X250 running Linux, which is similar to my laptop. This suggests there's some sort of limitation or additional security related to the Linux kernel 6.0.17 and/or Fedora, but I can't find what that is or how to diagnose it. I don't have SELinux running on my laptop.
Good day,
I'm use adb tools from my fedora 37
Your issue is related to how you call adb.
Try this:
adb kill-server
sudo adb start-server
sudo adb devices
The same game with fastboot tools
Its works perfect with selinux on
Regards
MoHuToP said:
Good day,
I'm use adb tools from my fedora 37
Your issue is related to how you call adb.
Try this:
adb kill-server
sudo adb start-server
sudo adb devices
The same game with fastboot tools
Its works perfect with selinux on
Regards
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Doesn't work:
$ adb kill-server
$ sudo -i
# adb start-server
* daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
* daemon started successfully
# adb devices
List of devices attached
8ce396c8 device
# adb reboot bootloader
... Wait for recovery mode "no command" screen ...
# adb devices
List of devices attached
8ce396c8 unauthorized
# fastboot flash boot magisk_patched-25200_HsxJg.img
< waiting for any device >
For reference, attached are pictures of all the places where I try the commands and they fail.
I bought a Raspberry Pi 3 B and microSD, installed Raspbian, installed adb and fastboot, connected to phone (normal boot), authorized the Pi, ran adb reboot bootloader, entered recovery mode, phone goes to "No command" screen, but then I get a popup on my Raspberry Pi desktop that says:
Unable to open MTP device "001,013"
Clicked OK and ran adb devices, and I'm back to the "unauthorized" status and adb and fastboot don't work. Tried this in the Raspberry Pi as both a normal user and root (with adb kill-server in between).
Tried with another USB C cable and got a similar error, although it ended with "001,016".
Any ideas?
Resolved by running fastboot on the START screen! (And worked through my X270)