Eclipse in Ubuntu does not recognize Android phone issues

1. Question:

In Ubuntu in the real machine to debug the Androi program, found that the phone is not recognized, such as the display of 2.37 column before the display is full of garbled, this is resolved after the cut figure.

2. Cause of the problem:

Under window We can install the driver to achieve the ABD connection, and in Ubuntu does not install the concept of mobile phone driver, then we must also need a what to achieve this drive function. This Android official website is introduced in detail.

3. The following steps are documented:

First step: Open terminal, enter: sudo gedit/etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules (note: rules.d under no 51-android.rules will be himself

Create

The second step: in the pop-up, such as editing files in a fixed format to enter your phone model corresponding ID number, official website format as follows:
subsystem= "USB", attr{idvendor}== "0bb4", mode= "0666", group= "Plugdev"

We actually apply the group item in general, that is, the following format:

subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "your phone corresponding ID", mode= "0666".

The ID of the phone can be viewed on the official website. Or as I do, copy the following, all at once, and then save. Such as:

subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="18d1", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0502", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0b05", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="413c", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0489", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="04c5", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="091e", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="109b", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0bb4", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="12d1", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="24e3", mode="0666 "  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="2116", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0482", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="17ef", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="1004", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="22b8", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0409", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="2080", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0955", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="2257", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="10a9", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="1d4d", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0471", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="04da", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="05c6", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="1f53", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="04e8", mode="0666 "  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="04DD", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="054c", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0FCE", mode="0666"
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="2340", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="0930", mode="0666"  
subsystem=="USB", attr{idvendor}=="19d2", mode="0666"

Third step: Terminal input:sudo chmod a+r/etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules

The phone will be OK again once again.

Eclipse in Ubuntu does not recognize Android phone issues