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2011/12/29
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Please Help!!! I'm probably just missing something, but i can't seem to connect my 10g2 to adb. Any help on getting set up would be appreciated. p.s. my device is fully rooted
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2010/09/11
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Try with the following android_winusb.inf
http://arctablet.com/assets/tools/ADB/ArchosG9/android_winusb.inf
I think installing PDANet on the computer may also help: http://junefabrics.com/android/index.php
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2011/12/10
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OK I have not installed it yet myself. But if you go to the Archos web site (not Arnova) they have a FAQ on installing the SDK and setting up to talk to Arnova pads. The key is editing a file with a USB device ID so it will work. Again I have not done this myself but it may help;
http://www.archos.com/support/support_tech/updates_adb.html?country=gb&lang=en
Bob
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2011/12/19
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If you're interested in only ADB, download these files and extract them somewhere in a folder on your computer:
http://www.mediafire.com/?0cli8l5qtuqi074
Then create a file: adb_usb.ini in the following directory:
Windows 7: C:Users<user>.android
Windows XP: c:Documents and Settings<user>.android
Enter following code in the ini file:
0x0e79
You should be able now to execute:
adb start-server
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2011/12/10
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josbos, I tried this and doesnt seem to work. I created the .android folder in c:\Users\Bob White\.android and I created the init file and put that ID in it. ADB server starts but ADB devices lists nothing?
Bob
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2011/12/19
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Hi
Are the google drivers correctly installed (not required for Linux)? (check Device Manager)
If not, remove the current Google Driver from the device manager and install PDAnet (http://junefabrics.com/android/download.php)
Have you restarted adb, after creating the file?
adb kill-server
adb devices
admin
2010/09/11
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Bob,
Installing PDAnet is a good option, this is how I managed to get ADB working on my first Arnova tablet.
You can also have a look here http://www.arctablet.com/blog/forum/arnova-10b-g2/arnova-10-g2-vs-arnova-10b-g2/#p2487, the method of checking the usb device ids with usbdeview is quite reliable.
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