Hi, i've tryied to install andromeda with substratum but when i enable usb debug wont show any autorization dialog and "adb devices" says "unauthorized".
I've tryied to revoke permission deatch and reattach the cable or disable and re enable debug mode, but nothing to do
Did you get some kind of message on the phone about the connection needing you to accept it? I enabled usb debuging and adb wasn't authorized. I looked at the phone and it had a message I need to click on about a trusted connection or something and once I did that adb connected and did what I needed.
I was able to install - got the ADB pop up about devices - clicked and then installed the Andromeda ap (after installing substratum) my problem is that I can't get the Sumbstratum themes to stick - not sure what I am dong wrong - probably user error...but anyway - good luck getting yours connected.
Solved with other pc
What if we are not able to use anothe PC for the process?
How can we reset the ADB log in the PC that was refused in the first place?
Thanks!
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Hi:
I was having problems with my watch this morning that required me to reset it. After that I became a developer and turned on ADB debugging. I have some settings that I need abd to set, and so I tried to connect it. When I first connected it to my linux computer I got:
[[email protected] Gwatch]# adb devices
List of devices attached
04f7f0fe01a27d20 offline
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I turn off and on adb, rebooted the watch, and moved it to another USB port. Now the watch open a card that says "Allow debugging? Open your companion device to allow debugging". I have no idea what to do with this. The computer still says that it is offline.
What do I do now?
The watch is running 5.0.2 and is rooted. The computer CentOS 7. This was working before I did the reset.
I'm trying to root my Verizon LG G3 on 5.0.1 VS98524B, but now ADB wont recognize my device. Yesterday I was trying to root it using a one click root tool but it would fail (it would say successful, but would not achieve root). today I decided to use the LG flash tool to restore my phone and try again. then I saw that the tool (which claims to support all g3 models on all firmwares above kitkat) did not support VS98524B, but there is another that does, but surprise surprise, adb no longer finds my phone.
update... I have found that ADB on Ubuntu does find and recognize my device, and the security prompt comes up on my device. (does not come up for any window computer)
I have tried; restoring my phone again, installing and reinstalling the drivers, use different computers (2 win 7, one win 10), use different cables, on different ports, change between ptp and mtp, toggling and untoggling usb debugging, restarting my computer, etc.
adb doesn't find the phone while running a root tool, or just doing the adb devices command in cmd....
looked at many threads, and not many (if any) seem to have this problem, and all who did were able to solve using one of the steps I mentioned above....\\
any help?
update... Using Ubuntu adb does recognize my device, and prompts the security pop-up on my phone. (the pop-up does NOT come up for any windows pc)... but I cant figure out how to root the device using Ubuntu)
RESOLVED-- I uninstalled (again) the drivers, and grabbed new updated ones from the LG webpage (which ARE different than the suggested drivers on the root tool page.) then installed the android studio on my computer, and redownloaded adb... not sure which of these steps made the difference, but it worked! now rooted.
You should get a RSA fingerprint window that you have to accept on the G3 when connecting. If you're not receiving it, look in
(C:\Users\*username*\.android)
(C:\android)
(C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.android)
Delete adbkey and adbkey.pub in those 3 locations. Tap the "Revoke USB Debugging Authorizations" button below USB debugging in developer options. Set connection to internet>ethernet. Restart the adb server in command prompt (adb start-server) and plug your phone in while looking for the RSA fingerprint window to popup on your phone.
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You should get a RSA fingerprint window that you have to accept on the G3 when connecting. If you're not receiving it, look in
(C:\Users\*username*\.android)
(C:\android)
(C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.android)
Delete adbkey and adbkey.pub in those 3 locations. Tap the "Revoke USB Debugging Authorizations" button below USB debugging in developer options. Set connection to internet>ethernet. Restart the adb server in command prompt (adb start-server) and plug your phone in while looking for the RSA fingerprint window to popup on your phone.
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I don't think there's been an Internet/Ethernet option since before 12B, or at least before 23C.
@Coltonbyu, choose MTP for your connection type.
hawkswind1 said:
You should get a RSA fingerprint window that you have to accept on the G3 when connecting. If you're not receiving it, look in
(C:\Users\*username*\.android)
(C:\android)
(C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.android)
Delete adbkey and adbkey.pub in those 3 locations. Tap the "Revoke USB Debugging Authorizations" button below USB debugging in developer options. Set connection to internet>ethernet. Restart the adb server in command prompt (adb start-server) and plug your phone in while looking for the RSA fingerprint window to popup on your phone.
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I did as you said, but the prompt never appears on my phone, which is odd, as it appeared before the factory reset, but will no longer appear for any windows pc. (it does appear on Ubuntu though)
Alright, I've tried installing the drivers from Verizion and also using the drivers from the Android SDK and either way I have the same problem. ADB devices shows my phone, however whenever I try to push, pull, or reboot (the only commands I have any use for atm) the command prompt hangs like it's trying to access the device but no matter how long I leave it the device will not reboot, nor will any files appear in the correct folders on either the device or my computer.
I'm trying to root my phone and this is a pretty major roadblock.
Note:
USB Debugging enabled
ADB drivers installed
Phone shows up on "adb devices"
There is no error or any other output in the console. The best way to describe this problem is that ADB hangs.
I'm running Windows 8.1 and my phone is running Android 4.1.2
Also, I don't know if this is normal but, In order to get the notification that "USB debugging connecting" I have to use the internet connection option on the phone. When using MTP, Charge only and PTP that message doesn't appear and I don't see an ADB device show up in device man.
Things I've Tried
Uninstalling all Android drivers and redownloading/installing them after restart
Restarting my phone multiple times
Running adb kill-server / adb start-server
Changing USB ports7
Thanks!
Try installing drivers from LG. This seems the right one but double check:
http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-LGVS930
Hello all,
I purchased this phone a month back and would like to install custom roms/root it etc.
I am unable to get my phone to enable USB debugging and allow access for my PC. (I have a unlocked bootloader). The notification (prompt) for USB Debugging which shows up the phone (asking if one wants to grant access or not) doesn't show up. Hence I am unable to use adb or fastboot to install TWRP.
I have tried using the cable provided by the company on both USB 3.0 & 2.0 ports to no avail.
I am aware that there is a "How to Guide" under the News/Discussions section. However, it hasn't helped me much.
Any possible solutions?
Thank you
PS- When I connect to pc using USB cable I get the prompt asking me if I want to use it for file transfer,PTP or no data transfer.
Are the drivers properly installed?
What does the device manager show, when your phone is connected via USB and USB debugging is switched on?
What happen if you type "adb shell" when your phone is connected?
Enable it in developer option
Allow USB debugging and USB debugging Security Settings) in Developer Options
Hi,
I'm currently interested in the question, if I can root my device without any PC or an app, because I momentarily don't own an PC, apps are mostly not able to root the device and interrupt in the middle of the process.
So shortly said, I have an Lenovo Tab M10 FHD+ and want to connect it to my Motorola, to enable root permissions on the Motorola phone with the app linked down below.
The only problem is, that I already connected it via OTG, but commands like reboot work, I was actually surprised, but as soon as I start going into fastboot mode, the device detects the phone, but not the app and no data transfer between the devices is being enabled.
- USB Debugging option in the developer options was enabled during the process
- OEM Bootloader Unlock option was also enabled
I even tried wireless debugging over WLAN, but problems like an endless loop while connecting, occured.
Can anyone help me getting the right commands for the app?
Link of the ADB OTG shell app, I'm using:
ADB⚡OTG - Android Debug Bridge - Apps on Google Play
⚡ Run ADB commands without a computer [No Need ROOT] ⚡
play.google.com
Have you fully unlocked the bootloader?