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Re: ADB in Ubuntu 10.10

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Originally Posted by lemeiux1 View Post
hmm ok thanks for lsusb, but that gives me an ID of 0bb4, and when I replace that in the "####" (i.e. "0bb4") then execute:

$ sudo chmod a+rx /etc/udev/rules.d/99-android.rules

and

$ sudo restart udev

then

$ ./adb devices

I still get the "????????? No permissions" I have no idea what im doing wrong because that is the right id??
Hrm, looks like you're doing it all correctly... did you kill adb and do sudo adb start-server as well...?

Edit - been a while since I've had to do this . I just tried it on my HTPC, and worked like a charm - however, I did get caught up in the same section, I just did a sudo ./adb kill-server then sudo ./adb start-server, then ./adb devices work. I'll point it out to the OP in that thread, might've just overlooked this step. Hope that works for you, thanks!

Eh on second thought, he does already mention killing and starting the server if you're still getting the permissions issue... So I don't think there's anything to point out . Gotta read thru those directions carefully!

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