my mobile huawei u8800 ..... 2.3.5
my computer never read my mobile to install usb drivers to root it
could some one give any manual way to root my mobile
if some one know it is (hardware issue ) or software
my computer never read even my sdcard or internal memory
thanks
Install the USB driver:
http://www.mediafire.com/?5z6i5cv8l6br292
Edit:
If your computer doesn't see that something has been plugged in at all, you might want to check your USB cable, and check to see if other devices connect properly using that port and cable.
Hello,
I have a google nexus 7.
Some questions:
1. Where do you find which android version I have on my nexus 7 ?
2. I guess it downloaded 4.2 yesterday.
3. IMPORTANT:
I bought a otg cable to be able to attach a usb device, in my case a usb-dac fiio E7.
As I don't plan to root my device (I have no root access says somewhere , how come ?) is there anybody who can tell me when usb/dac (fiio
E7) will be supported ? I saw that 4.2 would support usb audiodevices. I don't see any results.
I'm not keen at installing kernels and stuff to make it heapen. My opinion is that that the android os should provide support for usb dacs.
4. It seems I have no proximity sensor, can't select it and get the message not installed. Is this normal. Bought on amazon uk, couple of months
ago.
Enough apps, but little support on questions like mine.
Thanks for all help.
Hello friends and happy new year for all.
I have a question about using webcams in an android device,
can anyone help me
I mean , I want to attach my webcam to my android device (Xperia mini pro) but I don't know how to do it.
please help me.
You don't.
I find a way
I allso found a way in youtube but I don't know how to us it
I hope masters in here can help me
but I cant send the link here so I write the search words
Usage of USB webcam with customized Galaxy Nexus (android 4.0.3)
search in youtube
Why nobody don't help me ???
lovelysunset said:
Why nobody don't help me ???
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Read the description of the video.
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Attaching any USB peripheral requires the device to have USB On-The-Go (OTG) support. A lot of the newer (and high-end) devices have this, but yours does not. So it's not possible. It's not just a simple software mod. USB OTG requires the device to have a USB port that's capable of delivering power output to power low power USB peripherals like keyboards, mice, flash drives. For that same reason, in the video it is mentioned that only low power webcams work. It's at the hardware level, so no it won't be possible with your phone at all.
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sashank said:
Attaching any USB peripheral requires the device to have USB On-The-Go (OTG) support. A lot of the newer (and high-end) devices have this, but yours does not. So it's not possible. It's not just a simple software mod. USB OTG requires the device to have a USB port that's capable of delivering power output to power low power USB peripherals like keyboards, mice, flash drives. For that same reason, in the video it is mentioned that only low power webcams work. It's at the hardware level, so no it won't be possible with your phone at all.
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Thanks for your answer but I can use usb devices like Flash memory , usb mouse & keyboard , game pad and my 500 GB hard drive and also I can use usb power for my usb speaker .
is this not enough to being a device to support USB ?
can you help me in this way.
Thanks man!
lovelysunset said:
Thanks for your answer but I can use usb devices like Flash memory , usb mouse & keyboard , game pad and my 500 GB hard drive and also I can use usb power for my usb speaker .
is this not enough to being a device to support USB ?
can you help me in this way.
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Yes you're right, your device does indeed have full OTG support. Sony never mentioned it in the official specifications, but I did a search in your device's forum and found info about it. In that case, I guess the procedure to getting the webcam to work is more hardware specific, so can't say whether it can or cannot work with your device. Your best bet is to ask a dev for your device about it, and see if they're interested to look into it. Also, the guy in the video said only low power webcams work. This is because the USB port can't deliver that much power output.
Having USB Host mode and even a powered USB hub is not enough to use a USB webcam.
You need kernel support and a custom app that accesses video4linux interface (/dev/videoX) OR a patched android framework that routes video4linux interface to android's standard camera API.
In other words, you must be able to modify and compile your own kernel and custom ROM for your particular device.
sashank said:
Yes you're right, your device does indeed have full OTG support. Sony never mentioned it in the official specifications, but I did a search in your device's forum and found info about it. In that case, I guess the procedure to getting the webcam to work is more hardware specific, so can't say whether it can or cannot work with your device. Your best bet is to ask a dev for your device about it, and see if they're interested to look into it. Also, the guy in the video said only low power webcams work. This is because the USB port can't deliver that much power output.
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thanks a lot for your answer
brugobo said:
Having USB Host mode and even a powered USB hub is not enough to use a USB webcam.
You need kernel support and a custom app that accesses video4linux interface (/dev/videoX) OR a patched android framework that routes video4linux interface to android's standard camera API.
In other words, you must be able to modify and compile your own kernel and custom ROM for your particular device.
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thanks
but can you help me about edit my kernel (boot.img) and which app I can use ??
lovelysunset said:
thanks
but can you help me about edit my kernel (boot.img) and which app I can use ??
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You can't just edit the boot.img, you have to edit the source and then compile it. Either learn how to program etc. Or ask a developer for your device to have a look.
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NIMBAH said:
You can't just edit the boot.img, you have to edit the source and then compile it. Either learn how to program etc. Or ask a developer for your device to have a look.
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thanks a lot man!
I have a Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V running Lupus kernel and FXP152 (CM10) ROM. My phone's specification says it supports USB OTG. How can I get this feature?
Also, I am unable to use USB Mass storage mode. Its disabled for some reason. Can anyone explain?
answer
feeroz123 said:
I have a Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V running Lupus kernel and FXP152 (CM10) ROM. My phone's specification says it supports USB OTG. How can I get this feature?
Also, I am unable to use USB Mass storage mode. Its disabled for some reason. Can anyone explain?
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hi dear
for your broblem
first of all you must buy a cable that mach your phone port
second your phone must be unlock and root
third you must use modules that is with kernel (flash with CMW) and then install ModuleLoader.apk and select the modules you installed
then you must install a app (like stickmount.apk) to mount the usb you attached
you can found apps in apknew site
may this help you
sashank said:
Yes you're right, your device does indeed have full OTG support. Sony never mentioned it in the official specifications, but I did a search in your device's forum and found info about it. In that case, I guess the procedure to getting the webcam to work is more hardware specific, so can't say whether it can or cannot work with your device. Your best bet is to ask a dev for your device about it, and see if they're interested to look into it. Also, the guy in the video said only low power webcams work. This is because the USB port can't deliver that much power output.
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Totally agree with Sashank
lovelysunset said:
hi dear
for your broblem
first of all you must buy a cable that mach your phone port
second your phone must be unlock and root
third you must use modules that is with kernel (flash with CMW) and then install ModuleLoader.apk and select the modules you installed
then you must install a app (like stickmount.apk) to mount the usb you attached
you can found apps in apknew site
may this help you
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Thanks.
How do i get my device identified in my PC as a Disk Drive? I have tried flashing the following UMS zip, but no help on FXP152:
forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34956370&postcount=4174
answer
feeroz123 said:
Thanks.
How do i get my device identified in my PC as a Disk Drive? I have tried flashing the following UMS zip, but no help on FXP152:
forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34956370&postcount=4174
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hello dear
I sow that page but I've no idea why you cant see the drive in your computer
first of all you must ENABLE your USB debuging from your device
and make sure you have installed your phones driver in your computer
maybe your phone is in MTA mode so you can see your drive under your phones name in camputer
and make sure your cable is working fine.
may this helpfull
lovelysunset said:
hello dear
I sow that page but I've no idea why you cant see the drive in your computer
first of all you must ENABLE your USB debuging from your device
and make sure you have installed your phones driver in your computer
maybe your phone is in MTA mode so you can see your drive under your phones name in camputer
and make sure your cable is working fine.
may this helpfull
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Yes, I had enable mass_storage in buil.prop file before flashing that zip. Actually it used to work in FXP 148. But now am on FXp 152 ROm, and now that patch is not working.
I have USB device drivers for my phone from some other path. But thats not getting identified by driver update.
Currently, my phone gets identified in MTP mode in Device Manger, but no drivers installed (shows as yellow question mark).
Hi folks!
I need the OTG/USB Host function on my Jiayu G3. Normally it doesn't support it..
So I did i lot of research and tests at "how i can enable it" and found some information:
1. some things point to it, like the libusbhost.so in /system/lib
2. all 5 pins of the usb slot are connected to a chip (this says nothing, i know)
3. i have found a pdf, which says that otg is possible on mt6575-77 (found on github)
So my question, has anybody get otg/usb host get enabled on Jiayu G3 oder m65xx phones? OR is anybody there who want the same like me and helps me to make it possible?
OTG unlock
Hi
I have a similar problem with my Jiayu G3s (MTK6589T).
For most USB devices it does not react but i hope there is a chance to make it work.
I do not know if it si trustworthy but according to USB OTG Checker my device supports USB OTG.
When i insert one of my USB flash drives i can find sdcard1 folder (total commander) . It is empty but it reacts.
Can anybody please help or just explain what is the problem. Thank you
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Djoudie said:
Hi
I have a similar problem with my Jiayu G3s (MTK6589T).
For most USB devices it does not react but i hope there is a chance to make it work.
I do not know if it si trustworthy but according to USB OTG Checker my device supports USB OTG.
When i insert one of my USB flash drives i can find sdcard1 folder (total commander) . It is empty but it reacts.
Can anybody please help or just explain what is the problem. Thank you
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Hi there,
I think I have a possible solution for this case.
Many USB cables are not correct to link with computer. I have two cables, one of Jiayu and other (more thin) brought in a chinese store. The cable brought in chinese store don't work to link with computer.
I hope this information was useful.
Any updates?
maxiandroid.blogspot.com/2012/06/usb-otg-android.html
This might help. Using an apk it is possible to make it work, IF kernel supports it. Don't know if phone has hardware support though...
I've read here that you should connect the ID pin to a pull-down 150k resistor, then to GND.
Hi guys I am new here and new to this whole rooting, custom ROM thing. This all started from a need of an android device to run an app for a motorcycle efi tuner. It connects through a USB cable and allows me to change some tuning parameters in the module. I have never owned an android device, but I did own a Kindle Fire 2. After doing some research I stumbled across tutorials on how to install CM and make it an android device....and that where I am at now.
I have successfully rooted and installed CM 11-20160815-NIGHTLY-otter2, android 4.4.4, Kernal version 3.0.72+
Now the problem I am facing is the use of the usb cable to link the tablet and module. I have a USB OTG cable and after some research it looked like I needed a powered cable, so I made one of those too. I have installed Stickmount, USB OTG helper and USB OTG Checker. Running the checker I see that my device has the USB OTG API.
The interesting part now is when I connect the powered cable to the module and Kindle it will open the app automatically but it says not connected. The weird part is that it detects it enough to open up the app. Also I have not been able to mount through stickmount.
I am not a developer and not familiar with a lot of the lingo so at this point I am stuck. I don't know what else to try its over my head at this point. A google search turns up very little on this, although I have seen youtube movies of it working so I guess its possible.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Anybody have any ideas? I don't have enough post to put this in the kindle forums is it possible for someone to move it there?
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