Hi there, I think the only way to debug through serial port is to use a serial console, like setting "console=/dev/ttyS0,115200n1 androidboot.console=/dev/ttyS0" (is it right?). Using adb through serial seems not possible (unless you can emulate the adb protocol or ethernet through the serial port, but this would be very rare).
I suppose you should be able to use adb through network (tcp). Are you using it now? I now debug my device through WiFi, even when I have `adb logcat`, `adb shell` and `adb shell cat /proc/kmsg` all running at the same time the speed is quite fast. When I `adb push` some files, the speed is 141 KB/s (10104 bytes in 0.069s), which is quite acceptable. I expect running through wired ethernet can be much faster. I just add `setprop adb.tcp.port 5555` to init.rc to be able to use adb via network. Don't even think of using serial port as the speed would be much much slower. Good luck, Alvin Wong On 2月3日, 下午2時25分, ji fei <[email protected]> wrote: > I am now connecting my development device through ethernet because the usb > port hasn't been enabled. But every time i restart some thread the > connection is disconnected and dispatching a app to device is also very > slow. So i doubt is it possible to using serial port to connect? > thanks -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
