Shachar Shemesh wrote:
The Samsung Galaxy, at least as sold by Cellcom, does not run ADB by
default. Even when I set "USB debugging", I cannot see the phone
when I do "adb devices", and cannot connect to it (let alone install
anything on it).
Not sure, but I'm guessing it might be a problem with your setup,
rather then a Smasung imposed limit.
Are you sure you have set up the ADB udev rules correctly?
I'm connecting to other Android devices without a problem.
That's because the USB vendor/product properties for the Samsung are
different then your HTC made ones (different vendor), which means the
udev rule needs to be different. You also need to patch the adb client
soruces with the different vendor ID.
RTFG, for example:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/msg/ae589dcd4ce8810d?pli=1
Gilad :-)
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