Connect to Android devices in Ubuntu

Environment:

VMware 7.1.3

Ubuntu 10.04

Onda vi10 tablet, model Onda mid, Android 4.0
Steps:
1. Integrate Android applicationsProgramSet to debug mode.
Add Android: debuggable = "true" to the <Application> element in androidmanifest. xml ".
Note: Eclipse supports debugging mode by default, so you do not need to set it.
2. Enable "USB debugging" for the Android device ".
Choose Settings> developer options.
3. Configure Ubuntu to detect the device.

3.1 connect to the tablet and view the usb id.

Connect to the virtual machine through USB cable.

$ Lsusb

The device ID is 18d1.

$ ADB Devices

At this time, the Android device is detected in the system, but the type cannot be identified.

3.2 Create a udev rule file. Root permission is required.

$ Sudo Su-

# Vim/etc/udev/rules. d/70-android.rules

Add the following line:

Subsystem = "USB", ATTR {idvendor} = "18d1", mode = "0666", group = "plugdev"

TheATTR {idvendor} is the device ID.

3.3 set Access Permissions

# Chmod A + R/Etc/udev/rules. d/70-android.rules

3.4 restart udev and ADB services

#/Etc/init. d/udev restart

# ADB kill-Server

# ADB Devices

You can see that the device is connected.

If the device still cannot be identified, re-plug the device.