Original URL: http://memory.blog.51cto.com/6054201/1202420
Reprint Supplement:
1, first, the mobile phone must first enter the bootloader state, fastboot devices to be able to react (have printed information);
If the ADB devices can see its own phone, you can tap the command directly on the shell:
ADB reboot bootloader
Wait patiently, it should go into bootloader mode
2, at this time, enter the command: FastBoot devices, if prompted: No permissions FastBoot
So, input: sudo fastboot devices can
If there is a problem, refer to the following:
from:http://blog.csdn.net/dlmu2001/article/details/6593143
SPL for 1.33.2013,s-off
Under Ubuntu, enter the LSUSB command to display
Bus 001 Device 004:id 0bb4:0c02 high Tech computer Corp. Dream/adp1/g1 Phone (Debug)
Bus 001 Device 002:id 80ee:0021
The first device is my phone, so it shows that Ubuntu has detected the device.
The device can also be selected in the VirtualBox active USB state.
In the command line
FastBoot devices
But could not show any one devices
FastBoot reboot
Show waiting for Devices
Workaround: Configure the Udev rules file to adjust permissions.
Modify the 51-android.rules file in the/ETC/UDEV/RULE.D directory (depending on the situation, this file name may be slightly different), backup is a good habit of modifying files.
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# ADB protocol on Passion (Nexus one)
subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "18d1", attr{idproduct}== "4e12", mode="0600", owner= "<tom> "
# FastBoot protocol on Passion (Nexus one)
subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "0bb4", attr{idproduct}== "0fff", mode="0600", owner= "<tom> "
# ADB protocol on Crespo (Nexus S)
subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "18d1", attr{idproduct}== "4e22", mode="0600", owner= "<tom> "
# FastBoot protocol on Crespo (Nexus S)
subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "18d1", attr{idproduct}== "4e20", mode="0600", owner= "<tom> "
Notice Idvendor, is our Lsusb time, the display of the ID, my display is 0bb4, and then see the note, to change the second sentence, the mode is changed to 0666
# FastBoot protocol on Passion (Nexus one)
subsystem== "USB", attr{idvendor}== "0bb4", attr{idproduct}== "0fff", mode="0666", owner= "<tom> "
Save.
And then
sudo chmod a+x 51-android.rules
sudo udevadm control--reload-rules
Reseat the USB, then enter the FastBoot devices command, you should be able to find the device
If not, shut down and try again.
"Go" Ubuntu under FastBoot can't find devices