I have cm10 up and running on my nook hd+ used the adb interface to load it all worked great in the end.
my question is now that its all installed how do i get windows to recognize the nook for regular file transfer. when i connect the nook i only get the Android adb interface. i want to put some books and movies on it
baview said:
I have cm10 up and running on my nook hd+ used the adb interface to load it all worked great in the end.
my question is now that its all installed how do i get windows to recognize the nook for regular file transfer. when i connect the nook i only get the Android adb interface. i want to put some books and movies on it
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You have to uncheck the enable adb box. Then mtp should work. It shows up as a portable device in windows explorer.
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Hello,
I have a rooted nook and am currently running adb over wireless but I need to be able to run it over usb so as to fix the ad hoc wireless network with the nook color.
I followed the steps at nook devs to enable adb over usb but I don't see it in my device manager except under disk drives. I am running Win 7 32 bit. What should I see when I plug my nook into my system in the device manager?
Any help would be SOOO much appreciated. Major issues updating this driver!
Thanks.
neilsolanki said:
Hello,
I have a rooted nook and am currently running adb over wireless but I need to be able to run it over usb so as to fix the ad hoc wireless network with the nook color.
I followed the steps at nook devs to enable adb over usb but I don't see it in my device manager except under disk drives. I am running Win 7 32 bit. What should I see when I plug my nook into my system in the device manager?
Any help would be SOOO much appreciated. Major issues updating this driver!
Thanks.
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Taken from the page.
You may not see nookColor in the device manager. That's ok. You should see an Android Composite ADB Interface in the device manager list, if so, you're done.
I have two Nook Colors auto-nooted with 1.0.1 and both are running fine. I used my Nook to install the Android SDK on my computer and enable Nook USB ADB. ADB is working great for my NC and I can do everything in the command line that I want.
However, I plug my brother's NC (rooted and worked like mine) into my computer and it doesn't show up in ADB ("adb devices"). I even tried rebooting, shutting down and restarting the Android SDK. I'm a noob and I'm wondering is there a setting in the SDK that only allows one Android device based on serial number to be connected with the SDK?
So what's the trick to getting adb to work with the HD+ and Ubuntu? I have CM10.1 on the HD+.
I have the UDEV rule set, but it doesn't show up in adb devices. I can transfer files using MTP, so the USB is working and file access is working. Just something is up with adb. I have turned on USB debugging and entered "Developer Mode" on the HD+.
FWIW My Rugby Pro and Nook Color both work fine with adb.
Is there something else I need to do on the HD+?
A bit late, but it might help others. You need to add the following line to ~/.android/adb_usb.ini
Code:
0x2080
Yesterday I flashed cm-10.1.3-RC2 over a relatively recent nightly on my nook HD+, wiped cache and dalvik-cache and rebooted and all seems well except I can't access the nook from my Windows 7 laptop over USB.
When the USB cable is connected between the nook and my laptop, the laptop continually beeps like it does when you plug or unplug the USB even though the cable is plugged in all the time and windows explorer flashes a window open and immediately it closes. I tried setting USB to both MTP and PTP on the nook and neither works.
ADB doesn't work either - it says device not found.
On the nook I still have notifications that USB is connected and ADB is enabled even though the cable has been disconnected all night.
Anyone else experienced this?
Thanks!
You need to uncheck Android Debugging in developers options. But first you need to activate developer options. Go to settings, about tablet and tap the build number several times. Then you can access developer options in settings.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
leapinlar said:
You need to uncheck Android Debugging in developers options. But first you need to activate developer options. Go to settings, about tablet and tap the build number several times. Then you can access developer options in settings.
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That fixed not being able to access the nook over USB but ADB still doesn't work. The message I get is:
C:\sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
error: device not found
it used to work before I flashed RC2
Thanks!
BuddyP1952 said:
That fixed not being able to access the nook over USB but ADB still doesn't work. The message I get is:
C:\sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
error: device not found
it used to work before I flashed RC2
Thanks!
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ADB is not easy to set up for windows. Just because it worked before does not mean it will work later. The device id keeps changing in your device driver. The solution is to not use ADB over USB, use wifi. There is a setting in developer options (ADB over network) that is much easier than USB. Just type adb connect and the IP address shown in the developer options. Much easier.
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leapinlar said:
ADB is not easy to set up for windows. Just because it worked before does not mean it will work later. The device id keeps changing in your device driver. The solution is to not use ADB over USB, use wifi. There is a setting in developer options (ADB over network) that is much easier than USB. Just type adb connect and the IP address shown in the developer options. Much easier.
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Thanks. I was able to accomplish what I needed to using adb over IP
Hey, I'll just get to the problem:
I got the last 10.2 on my nook hd+ (MBG4GA) with trim on (flashed the kernel trim zip)
I wanted to try the android Supercharger from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
I ended up unistalling the nook usb drivers (from device manager, MY NOOK, unistalled) and installing the google usb drivers to have a .bat script recognise the device from pc through usb. Unfortunately it didnt go as planned, so I decided to do it manually (getting the script on the nook and running it there from the script manager).
But unfortunately my pc does not see the device anymore. If I plug it in and disable debugging mode the computer plays the classic sound but it doesnt detect the storage, whereas before my "messup" it detected "MY NOOK", that had the 32GB mass storage and micro sd icons. So I can't put any file in there anymore.
In the device manager I only see "Android Phone", and, under this voice, lies "Android Composite ADB Interface".
How can I make my pc detect the device as before?
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Nolfer said:
In the device manager I only see "Android Phone", and, under this voice, lies "Android Composite ADB Interface".
How can I make my pc detect the device as before?
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Try uninstalling those two devices and start fresh.
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leapinlar said:
Try uninstalling those two devices and start fresh
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Thanks! that worked