Yes, that's the setting. Enable it while the table is *not* connected to
the PC.
After this, once you connect the tablet to the computer, you should get
a failed driver installation for a new device (which won't be USB
storage, or some other standard device type).
This is the device whose UPnP IDs you should use in the driver for the
next step.
-- Kostya
11.12.2010 23:37, Gus пишет:
Hi Kostya:
Thanks for your advice.
Regarding:
As first step, enable ADB in device settings (on the tablet).
Do you mean enable "Settings->Applications->Development->USB
Debugging" option? (I already have it enabled...)
If not, how to enable ADB on the tablet?
Thanks
Gus
On Dec 9, 9:02 am, Kostya Vasilyev<kmans...@gmail.com> wrote:
Gus,
As first step, enable ADB in device settings (on the tablet).
There is no generic driver for ADB. Each device uses its own UPnP vendor
& device IDs, although I understand all NVidia Tegra based devices use
the same ones.
Some manufacturers do provide an ADB driver (Samsung, Motorola).
Since Viewsonic does not seem to be among them:
- Connect the tablet to the computer, wait until driver installation fails
- Find out the UPnP IDs used by the tablet (Device Manager, hardware
info tool, etc.)
- Edit android_winusb.inf in the standard Android driver and add those IDs
- Reinstall the driver and reconnect the tablet, this time it should connect
Also see this, which pretty much says the same thing:
http://tegradeveloper.nvidia.com/tegra/forum/faq-where-can-i-find-usb...
-- Kostya
09.12.2010 19:39, Gus пишет:
Hi All:
I have the Viewsonic G Tablet with Android 2.2, and I want to debug my
own programs.
Once I connected to my PC (Windows XP), it was recognized and I'm able
to access the tablet as a Mass Storage Device.
However, when I want to debug the application, the tablet it's not
being recognized as a ADB device (Android Debug Bridge). (USB
Debugging is enable in the device).
I know there is a USB drivers which cover many of the available
Android devices, but not all of them.
My question is, does the manufacturer (Viewsonic in this case) need to
develop and provide an ADB driver for each device? Otherwise, how can
we debug the device? Is there any other solution for this (like a
generic driver)?
Thanks;
Gus
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