[BUILD] **Complete Froyo Bundle!!** FRX06 - "Stable" - Minor Fixes

[bilson]

Originally Posted by robolots

Can't get it to work, downloaded both parts, but client says usb not connected and when I try and connect via PC, same thing-help??
Thanks

USB must be set for Debugging under Settings -> Applications –> Development
Here are some HTC drivers for your PC HTC / Default SDK Drivers
Your phone should show USB Connected & USB debugging connected - at the top of your screen as soon as you connect via USB. My PC shows under Remove Media & Eject Media (Eject XDA)
Running Win 7, Rhodium 400. I think those were the drivers I used, really not sure as I tried several things and didn't document anything. Hope this helps. I know I have files that I need to transfer on my PC plus I don't like having to go thru google to sync my contacts & calendar appointments.

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[robolots]

I still can't connect TP2 to pc!! I'm using XP as it is on my old laptop that i'm connecting and not got Win7 etc.
The device manager is showing problems with CDC ACM and CDC ACM DATA. I have downloaded various USB drivers, but none seem to help. If anyone knows what files I need for this, I would be very grateful.

Thanks
Rob

P.S. Debugging is on and USB is found on the TP2, but just will not connect.

[gjbnh]

Fresh install; Speaker phone died after 20 seconds; when I used regular phone, call dropped after about 2 minutes, I'm half a mile from the tower. Not ready for prime time I guess. Keep up the work.

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by gjbnh

Fresh install; Speaker phone died after 20 seconds; when I used regular phone, call dropped after about 2 minutes, I'm half a mile from the tower. Not ready for prime time I guess. Keep up the work.

Did you reformat your card and let the data.img build completely, the first boot seems to take some time, but if you let it do it's thing this is one of the most stable builds you're gonna find at this time.

[gjbnh]

Originally Posted by fishingmedic

Did you reformat your card and let the data.img build completely, the first boot seems to take some time, but if you let it do it's thing this is one of the most stable builds you're gonna find at this time.

Yup. full format, walked away while it did it's thing.

[Gremlin75]

Originally Posted by bilson

USB must be set for Debugging under Settings -> Applications –> Development
Here are some HTC drivers for your PC HTC / Default SDK Drivers
Your phone should show USB Connected & USB debugging connected - at the top of your screen as soon as you connect via USB. My PC shows under Remove Media & Eject Media (Eject XDA)
Running Win 7, Rhodium 400. I think those were the drivers I used, really not sure as I tried several things and didn't document anything. Hope this helps. I know I have files that I need to transfer on my PC plus I don't like having to go thru google to sync my contacts & calendar appointments.

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OK...I've done the following:
- Downloaded the HTD/Default SDK Drivers, and extracted them to a folder.
- Confirmed that USB debugging is checked on my phone (RHOD 500)
- Plugged the USB cable into the phone
- Windows (Vista) detects the phone, and attempts to load drivers
- Using "Locate and install driver software", I navigated to the folder where I had extracted the SDK Drivers
- The XDA, CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM), and CDC ACM Data all report that they are unable to find the driver software.

Am I missing something?

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by Gremlin75

OK...I've done the following:
- Downloaded the HTD/Default SDK Drivers, and extracted them to a folder.
- Confirmed that USB debugging is checked on my phone (RHOD 500)
- Plugged the USB cable into the phone
- Windows (Vista) detects the phone, and attempts to load drivers
- Using "Locate and install driver software", I navigated to the folder where I had extracted the SDK Drivers
- The XDA, CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM), and CDC ACM Data all report that they are unable to find the driver software.

Am I missing something?

Try this - I was having issues with adb on my XP machine, and that solved it for me.

Keep in mind, adb is a fairly advanced tool - it's not easy to install or use, just makes debugging a heckuva lot easier.

[ndno]

Originally Posted by Gremlin75

OK...I've done the following:
- Downloaded the HTD/Default SDK Drivers, and extracted them to a folder.
- Confirmed that USB debugging is checked on my phone (RHOD 500)
- Plugged the USB cable into the phone
- Windows (Vista) detects the phone, and attempts to load drivers
- Using "Locate and install driver software", I navigated to the folder where I had extracted the SDK Drivers
- The XDA, CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM), and CDC ACM Data all report that they are unable to find the driver software.

Am I missing something?

I had the same issue too. Here's what I did.

1. Hook up your phone to Windows
2. Launch Device Manager
3. You should see "Android Phone" listed on the device tree; click on it and you should see "Android ADB Interface"
4. Right click on it and choose "Update driver..."
5. Choose "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)"
6. Choose "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install."
7. Select "Android Phone" as hardware type.
8. Click on "Have Disk..." and point it to your USB driver directory
9. The one I'm using for the Model is "Android Composite ADB Interface Version: 4.0.0.0 [12/6/2010]"

I originally had mine working on XP and then it stopped working and then I used the above procedure to re-install the driver. Go back several posts; I attached the usb_driver.zip that I used.

[Gremlin75]

Originally Posted by ndno

I had the same issue too. Here's what I did.

1. Hook up your phone to Windows
2. Launch Device Manager
3. You should see "Android Phone" listed on the device tree; click on it and you should see "Android ADB Interface"
4. Right click on it and choose "Update driver..."
5. Choose "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)"
6. Choose "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install."
7. Select "Android Phone" as hardware type.
8. Click on "Have Disk..." and point it to your USB driver directory
9. The one I'm using for the Model is "Android Composite ADB Interface Version: 4.0.0.0 [12/6/2010]"

I originally had mine working on XP and then it stopped working and then I used the above procedure to re-install the driver. Go back several posts; I attached the usb_driver.zip that I used.

Hmmm...I tried using the usb_driver.zip package you uploaded, as well as installing Droid Explorer (from the link in your post). Neither solved the problem. I'm going to try formatting the SD card, reinstall FRX04, and put the drivers on immediately (before I load any of my usual apps). We'll see if that solves the problem. Fortunately, Android is really easy to re-load!

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by Gremlin75

Hmmm...I tried using the usb_driver.zip package you uploaded, as well as installing Droid Explorer (from the link in your post). Neither solved the problem. I'm going to try formatting the SD card, reinstall FRX04, and put the drivers on immediately (before I load any of my usual apps). We'll see if that solves the problem. Fortunately, Android is really easy to re-load!

Did you read my post...? I doubt it's the phone, it's almost certainly the PC.