I backed the MiiPC Kickstarter project. I have received the device. It is running Android 4.2.2, kernel 3.4.50. I am attempting to connect the MiiPC to my PC in order to use ADB. My PC does not recognise that the MiiPC is connected. I have been unable to locate a USB driver for the MiiPC. Are there any, for lack of a better term, "backdoor" approaches to make the connection?
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I have a stock Evo View running Honeycomb 3.2.1. Interestingly, neither of my computers, both mac and pc, will detect my tablet when I connect it by USB. This worked just a few weeks ago when I moved some files onto the device. The tablet charges through USB, but I do not get the notification option to use as USB storage. Within "settings > connect to pc" I've tried a number of configurations (default configuration type = disk drive, charge only) and I have also tried checking and unchecking "ask me about USB connection type whenever I connect my tablet to a PC." Nothing new happened.
Additionally, on the mac, I have the Android File Transfer app installed. When I open that i get a notification that says "No Android Device Found"
Coincidentally, I recently installed the Dropbox desktop beta for Mac which automatically detects pictures on a camera and uploads them to Dropbox. When I connected my device, Dropbox checked my device for pictures because it recognizes it as a camera. I instantly got a system error message saying that my device was not ejected properly. However, the mac never detected my device as a drive. Following that, I tried to connect to my PC and all it does is charge. My PC also does not detect my tablet as a drive. I'm thinking the new dropbox desktop client may have been the culprit for breaking my usb connection between my tablet and mac.
Has anyone else experience this problem? If not, is there a way to rebuild my usb connection between my tablet, mac, and pc?
well i would try uninstalling dropbox
Also in Settings/Applications/Development/Usb debugging should be checked.
Thanks. Appreciate the advice.
I did uninstall dropbox, on the View and on the Mac. That didn't help.
USB Debugging was checked. I can see my device in fastboot and adb. However, neither Mac nor PC will detect my tablet and allow me to mount as a hard drive.
I did a factory data reset and that worked. Both computers will recognize the View and I am receiving the notification "charge only, hard disk, htc sync, etc." again.
I wanted to break the usb connection again to confirm that it was in fact either dropbox's android beta, desktop beta, or a combination of the two. I am fairly certain that something broke the first time around because the desktop beta was able to scan my device for photos without my permission to mount the View as a hard disk. But now I'm having trouble proving this since I haven't been able to break the connection again.
I am quite interested in usage USB host ability on my china no-name tablet based on Allwinner A13 CPU. I'd like to use it as GUI front-end for my embedded project with STM32F4 ARM microcotroller. So far I use laptop as the GUI for this device. STM32F4 is connected via USB as a vendor-specified device. I use WinUSB library on laptop to enumerate connected device and to open endpoints.
I'd like to use tablet instead of PC. So I looked to the USB host API on Android and tried to enumerate devices. However I couldn't enumerate any device - includes mouse or flash drive, which works perfectly in the system, but getDeviceList from UsbManager returns emtpy list.
I installed USB Host Diagnostics application and run a test. All results are yes, only items "Claims support" and "Device detected" in Android API shows no. But there's an item "Device detected" in Rooted API, which is yes.
I'm quite new to Andoroid developing. What is Rooted USB host API? How can I use it? Thank you for your answer.
Hello everybody!
I have a problem related to connectivity between my desktop (Windows) and tablet (Android 4.1). I bought a new device (Colorovo City Tab Vision 7) and now I want to use it for testing of my applications, because emulation of android is very slow on my computer, although I forced it to create snapshot every run.
I have downloaded SDK with Google drivers and also some unofficial drivers I found on web. When I connect my device, it first appears 'Other device' (label is CTVision7) and it's marked as unknown. I tried to install drivers (Google) for it, but windows said that they aren't suitable for my device, as it's not able to find them in specified directory.
After these attempts I tried unofficial drivers. Their installation worked and now my device appears as Android phone, what seems to be good.
But when I run
Code:
adb devices
or launch application in eclipse, there's not avaible device.
I have turned USB debugging on, so it should work.
Am I missing some step to make my device avaible for debugging, or are my drivers wrong? Is there any way to get drivers which surely work?
I am working on a project that requires me to setup a windows pc as an accessory in order to communicate with an android phone via a USB cable. After studying the ADK(ANDROID DEVELOPMENT KIT), it seems that you must have micro-controllers endorsed by google which supports aoap(android open accessory protocol) to communicate with the Android phone. However, my project requires me to establish communication between PC and ANDROID via a USB cable without a micro controller. Also i would like to know how to program such an application,what software should i use,what languages do i need to know? What should be step 1?.
[Android-x86] Any way to "fake" USB ADB connect to another PC via Wi-Fi or cable?
Ok, so I have been trying to connect my laptop to my PC via network ADB but I can't get it to connect. And I'm trying to activate Octopus through "USB ADB" since (even rooted) it does not activate in the device. Tried installing SuperSU but I get "binary directory occupied" and nothing else from it. I'm a novice to using x86 but I want to try and play some low graphics demanding android games. If anyone has anything to contribute, I would very much appreciate.