Hello there,
I'm new here and I'm looking for help from people much more talented than me
I am trying to create an automatic script for a game, I use the application Ankulua and its language lua to do this. So far I've been using my phones - Nexus 4 and Nexus 5X - to test my scripts (no problem).
For Ankulua to work, you must either install "Daemon" or root the phone. I opted for the first solution because it was the simplest / fastest and most accessible for me.
Install Daemon asks to put his phone in developer mode and you accept USB debugg mode. Then you have to launch a .bat file when your phone is connected to the computer. I had no problem with my Nexus 4 and 5X.
My initial goal was then to buy a "low cost" phone to run my script 24/24 ideally. I opted to buy the Servo H1 on Aliexpress. It has an Android 6.0 and is really cheap, it was perfect for me.
Only, the trouble starts ..., while doing the previous steps, I block at the installation of Daemon:
1 / I can put the phone in developer mode
2 / I can accept the USB debug mode
3 / When I connect my phone to the computer, it happens more or less to recognize it and the phone charges. But there are strange things in the device manager that indicate that Windows does not recognize the phone well. I asked the seller for drivers but I have not managed to change much.
3 / When I run the .bat file, I have an error:
"Version: 1.7.1
Daemon installation
Connecting device ...
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
There is no device detected.
Please make sure the USB driver is connected to the PC. "
And sadly, without Daemon, no possibility to launch my script via Ankulua ... I am so blocked and I do not have the knowledge to root this phone, and knowing that it is very little known, I can not find anything on Internet.
Also, I will be very grateful if anyone could help me in this process. I am ready to start a rootage if it is imperative but I would like to avoid.
I put some pictures, I do not know if it can help.
Thanks in advance,
Roman
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Hi, i am new to the xda developers forum and i got a question about the android debugger, since i'm clueless what to do after several hours of searching :silly:
I have an Sony Tablet S with ICS version 4.0.3.r1a (not rooted) and i want to use it for app developing.
Sadly sony does not provide drivers out of the box, so i have to search for working drivers myself. I know, they provide a description of lines, you have to add to the google driver, and i have tried two different methods to get adb working, but my devices still does not show up in the adb devices list.
method 1 (automated driver installer): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1488822
method 2 (google driver modification): http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/suppo...=684a6e492d1523ff4081def0a00b48a1&info_id=878
The device seems to use the driver, since it shows up as Android Composite ADB Interface in the devmgmt, but it still does not show up in the adb devices list.
Here some Facts about my os and settings:
My PC:
OS: Win7 ultimate x64
adb-version: 1.0.29
google usb-driver version: 7.0.0.1
My Tablet:
Android-Version: ICS 4.0.3.r1a
USB-Debugging is enabled
Other sources for apps are allowed
here some pictures of my file contents & devices:
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My head is smoking atm, so i hope you know more about drivers and adb as i do and maybe someone of you had the same problem and can help me, i would be really greatful.
So long,
r3bel
Finally i found a solution of my problem...
As simple as it was, i could kick myself ... the driver seems to have a problem with my usb 3.0 controller, the adb finds the device if it is plugged into a usb 2.0 port.
maybe this helps others who have the same problem
I had same problem (it was working before) and I did system restore to get it to work.
Then I could able to root my tablet.
How did you solve the usb problem?
Hello all, I've come with an interesting problem.
I've recently purchased the incredibly cheap TracFone ZTE Z233, running "3.10.49-gdac61ef-00512-ge30dd04 zte-kerne;@Zdroid-SMT" and have decided to try and root it. After having gone through conventional methods, I would like to ask for your guys's input. I started by attempting the traditional methods, specifically downloading and attempting to run KingRoot.apk on the phone. The resulting message, "Cannot find an app to open this file" sent me to find the google play store. Upon the discovery that there was no google play store, I downloaded and ran the windows version of KingRoot on my PC after connecting the phone. Unfortunately, even though my PC recognized the device and was able to move files on and off of it, KingRoot could not find the phone.
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Next, I tried to step through the directions Kingroot gave for enabling USB debugging as you can see in the second image. Unfortunately, I parsed through every single setting in the settings menu of the Z233, and no USB debugging option exists on this device. Upon discovering this, I attempted to find other means of rooting ZTE devices and discovered https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1319257&page=1 was quite popular. However, this method also requires USB debugging. I won't bore you with the five or six other methods I tried, the issue always boiled down to the solution requiring a feature this phone did not have. The point is, as far as I can tell, there is no way to root this phone by conventional means.
I don't absolutely need to root this, (I bought it as a burner phone) but now I'm interested in rooting it as a project. I'm genuinely curious as to whether or not it can be done. I was hoping you guys would have some leads. I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty or do stuff that would risk bricking the phone (like I said, it was cheap.)
Any thoughts, questions or leads? Thanks!
I have ZTE Cymbal Z-320, which is quite similar to this. I can reach USB debug only in FTM mode (when phone is off, PWR ON + VOL DOWN and you in). Root apps are founding phone, tryying to root, but can't. It running android 5.1.1, read more https://androidforums.com/threads/zte-cymbal-z320-root-hack.1290564/
Hello everyone,
a) My guess is, it might a problem with the drivers. I installed some LG programes earlier, already deinstalled it... But, Maybe you know better how to renew the Android drivers on the Mac and get rid off the stuff which probably blocks me from having the file transfer function again.
b) do you know at least any other (free) Programe that uses ADB to connect the phone to Mac?
c) something I have not thought of... You tell me
Once it was possible to connect the phone to my Mac and transfer files with Android File Transfer. Now it is not. I tried several other programmes, none can connect to the phone via MTP (for file transfer).
When I chose not "data transfer" but "photo transfer" as an option in the phone, the Photo app on Mac opens and I could trnasfer photos - so it works!
But I need file transfer....
I have and try several cables. Phone works without any problems with windows.
The only thing works now for transfering files via cable is MacDroid, which can connect the phone via ADB insetad of MTP. --> Problem: it costs money (and why should it now work in MTP in the first place).
The phone generally is found by the computer:
View attachment 4950209
I use as OS "El Capitan". On the phone Android 9.0. Phone LG G6
Thank you!
PS: The phone even asks me if I want the Mac to authorize:
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PS2: Macdroid works with the phone even in MTP Mode when Debugging is deactivated. So what is this... I do not get it.
Guys, girls, anybody, please give me a hint, think with me, tell me where to look for answers ...
Finally... I knew it was some ****ty LG Software... I installed all the LG Software I could find on their website. Plus some dirver they provided. And THIS time, I deinstalled them using their own tool. Now it works again...
I think I had installed something earlier and then just deleted it or something.
So in short, it was necessary do install and UNINSTALL the LG drivers from their website.
Hello, I've never gone beyond entering developer mode on any of my phones, looking around carefully, then turning that mode off. I own two PH-1 phones, one is in full time service, and I would like to know of a tutorial / step-by-step to do what I need to do to maintain this phone with the images (ROMs?) that are being maintained and updated. I don't need the phone to do anything other-worldly, just keep it updated.
This is the only forum on here I'm allowed to post to, because I've been a listen-only member for a couple years but have never posted. I've just started using Ubunto 20.04 on a new laptop so I can get away from Windows, but I still have a Win7Pro laptop.
Thanks for your recommendations on how to get started -- safely started -- and how to learn what I need to learn.
Also, I just read some of the read-me-first stickys, and please allow this to also be my "Say Hi" email...
"MP"
PS -- I get a captcha, check it, get the green checkmark, but I see *no* image... I'm using firefox w/ NoScript (all scripts enabled for this tab), on an Ubuntu 20.04 laptop.
So no one cares to reply? Did anyone read it besides myself? Whiskeytangofoxtrot
@Messypotamia
If phone's Android OS isn't an A/B-partition-layout-system - what I believe because its Stock ROM is Android 7.1. - then updating a phone's Android requires phone's boot-loader is unlocked. This must get enabled within phone's Developer options - keyword: OEM unlock - what simply sets phone's unlock ability flag to 1 . Additionally it's necessary that ADB ( read: Android Debug Bridge ) gets enabled in phone's Developer options - keyword: USB debugging.
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Hello everyone!
This is my first post here so I hope everything I try to explain is according to the rules as far as I read it.
I need to root my Doogee S88 pro mobile since I need test and develop some AR stuff. The standard apps are not accesible by the playstore so I need to bypass that. For doing that I need to root my phone (this is what I read at least).
So... I installed the doggee usb drivers from their website for my phone, usb debugging is activated and OEM is activated as well. I downloaded the most recen platform tools and the usb-cable should be fine since I find the phone with
Code:
adb devices
I execute the following commands:
Code:
adb devices
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
I get the small Fastboot text in the lower left corner. Then if I try to execute
Code:
fastboot flashing unlock
or
fastboot flashing unlock-critical
I only get back <waiting for device>
As said I installed the usb drivers provided by doogee. But: In the device manager I can see the following:
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Also I periodically (every 10 seconds) hear the sound as if a usb-device is disconnected. Afterwards the device manager refreshes the list.
So... it is a driver issue? I tried updating the drivers but picking manually the folder where driver files are located leads to no result. Automatic search as well. If it is a driver issue - where can I get the appropriate driver files? Thank you for any hint.
Get the Google USB Driver | Android Studio | Android Developers
The Google USB Driver is required to perform adb debugging on Windows with Google devices.
developer.android.com
Unfortunately that didnt help either. Dunno... What I did was: I switched to my Lnux OS and over there it worked out of the box (only needed to install adb and fastboot from repositories).