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ADB setup failure on Clover Mini C300 device
Done all the steps as you said using below links
https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options.html#enable
https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-opt...
but device not detecting in device manager of my system, Enabled USB debugging in clover device and done reset factory settings also.. nothing happened, Using A to B cable - device connected -> USB debugging connected -> but not showing in System device manager and device not listing under ADB devices command from terminal as well as from android studio run.. i have road block here to debug my application in alpha level, please help
https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options.html#enable
https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-opt...
but device not detecting in device manager of my system, Enabled USB debugging in clover device and done reset factory settings also.. nothing happened, Using A to B cable - device connected -> USB debugging connected -> but not showing in System device manager and device not listing under ADB devices command from terminal as well as from android studio run.. i have road block here to debug my application in alpha level, please help
One step that may have been missed, as far as setting up your dev kit, might be this one.
Are you running on windows, mac or linux? First step is to use a system tool to see if the Clover USB device is showing up at all.
@Jacob Abrams
Im using it in Windows system -> in device manager the Clover device not at all detecting to install the drivers to make run from android studio
Im using it in Windows system -> in device manager the Clover device not at all detecting to install the drivers to make run from android studio
@zgreathouse
Hi my issue is whenever im connecting the clover device with my windows system using USB the device not detecting in device manager, asper your point i too noted that we cant able to do USB debugging in sandbox mode, but we can do WiFi debugging right? for that at least we need the USB cable to form the bridge, - without USB nothing can happen with WiFi Debugging. please let me know in detail where am i missing
for reference : https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb#wireless
Hi my issue is whenever im connecting the clover device with my windows system using USB the device not detecting in device manager, asper your point i too noted that we cant able to do USB debugging in sandbox mode, but we can do WiFi debugging right? for that at least we need the USB cable to form the bridge, - without USB nothing can happen with WiFi Debugging. please let me know in detail where am i missing
for reference : https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb#wireless
Clover Mini debugging is normally done through USB and not Wi-Fi, you would only be able to get Clover Mini into Wi-Fi debugging mode if you first get USB debugging to work, at which point you might as well stick with USB debugging as it is simpler and more reliable.
It seems that Windows is more complex to setup USB ADB unfortunately and I don't have a windows machine to test on. I see a note on the Clover developer page about using a Samsung driver. There also appears to be Windows drivers created by our Semi-integration team called CloverUSBDriverSetup.exe and another thing called usb_drivers.zip which is apparently newer than the exe. Let us know if any of these work.
Find usb_drivers.zip (newer) and CloverUSBDriverSetup.exe (older) at: https://github.com/clover/remote-pay-windows/rele...
Or try the Samsung hack: https://docs.clover.com/build/setup-devkit/#enable-android-debug-bridge
Find usb_drivers.zip (newer) and CloverUSBDriverSetup.exe (older) at: https://github.com/clover/remote-pay-windows/rele...
Or try the Samsung hack: https://docs.clover.com/build/setup-devkit/#enable-android-debug-bridge
