How can I send bytes between Odroid with android and my pc? I want to use usb but I am looking for someone who do that and can help me. I don't know how can I start with that.
Enable Developer option from android setting and restart your adb. Odroid is able to connect with usb like normal device.
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I have been trying to connect my Huawei phone to pc but there is some problem. I turned on USB debugging and also turned on Allow ADB debugging in charge-only mode but still, this problem persists. I plugged the USB cable into a different USB port but still, I can't connect my phone to pc.
Try to Enable the following:
Always prompt when connecting to USB.
Allow ADB debugging in charge only mode.
Verify apps over USB.
Increase readability under sunlight.
I will advise you to try with the USB mode (Transferring media files via USB). USB debugging is a feature which allow developer to debug/run application on physical android device. So, this includes file transfer between pc and your device. If the problem still persists, please check the USB cable.
This article is an official documentation from google. I hope it will give you more insights about USB debugging.
I m building an app that will need to connect to a mini pc and transfer files from my phone to that PC. How can I make the connection between the phone and the PC?
Look at this link:
https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup
Just u need to enable USB Debugging in your physical device
and everything you found on the link .
I read that i can use USB Debugging and adb to copy my phone data even if its is locked .But my Ubuntu -14.10 does not detect the smartphone unless i unlock it.Any suggestions ?
Tried both Usb 2.0 and 3.0
Try this. There is option in the developer options of settings that says "Stay awake".
Also you can keep it unlocked by settings>security>Screen lock>none
I have a android mini pc http://www.timingpower.com/android-mini-pc-rk3188
I want to debug my eclipse code. Is it possible? Which cable should ı use to connect my laptop and do ı need to do something more?
Thanks..
I have a very similar device. Like your's mine had a full sized usb port (host) and a micro usb port (OTG). Apparently some builds provide adb over the micro usb port. this was not the case with mine.
Instead I used the builtin wifi to provide adb over tcp.
You can either search the playstore for "adb wifi" or do it manually see this post
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I have build a app in my pc which I want to test in my phone but I have no idea how to send it to phone as app , please let me know the process I'm new to this.
Connect your device with PC using USB Cable and send your application to the Device. For this you require the driver for your device. You need to search for your suitable driver, install them and then you can use it.
just copy that app to memory card and run it in your phone.
If you develop that app with eclipse you also can run in eclipse over adb connect (google search)
It should be automatic when you connect your device and run the app.
You have to setup your device for USB debugging. It should give you an option once you connect it to the PC. Mount as media device or USB debugging.
Here is a video tutorial. http://youtu.be/AkWdpdO7p-4
Also, if you have a routed device, it's even easier to do with via wi-fi with the app like wifi Adb or similar.
Install ADB Driver of Device in PC.
On USB debugging in Device from settings.
Plug-in your Device.
Run your App.
Turn on USB DEBUGGING on your device.
Connect your phone with desktop/laptop via USB
Run your app, at this moment a dialog will appear and you have to choose connected device, choose device and run.
If it don't show log, then go to DDMS and select your device.