Hello to everyone who helps, I'd appreciate it.
I am currently stuck. I have everything working, and installed for the phone to hook up to my desktop PC, however I am trying to do the same on my laptop for those times when I want to work on my laptop rather than my desktop I can.
I have SDK/JDK installed, I also updated everything needed for SDK. SDK works when I run the ddms.bat file in the tools folder, however it is not picking up my phone when it is plugged in.
What am I doing wrong? Or, what am I missing? Is there a step that I forgot to do that I did on my desktop PC? It has been so long since I have done it on my PC that I think I am missing a step and need a nudge in the right direction.
I would highly appreciate any help.
Thanks!
So are you saying ADB won't work...?
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I hook up the phone, go into ddms.bat, it boots up the Dalvik Debug Monitor, but my phone isn't in the list that it normally ends up being when you bring up the DDM.
I don't know, I'm so lost. lol
Any help would be appreciated, I am still stuck.
I don't use or know of the DDM, so I am afraid I cannot help.
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It uses ADB from what I can tell, do you have a file named adb.exe in your SDK Tools folder?
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Yeah I do. Now I got that part to work, and I also got my drivers as well but I need to get the SDK to recognize my phone if that makes sense. I don't know. Getting a little frustrated at this point. lol
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I have an epic running dk28, custom on viper frozen.Yesterday day my mac friend was having trouble rooting so i ran through the process over skype with him, first odining to fresh dk28 so he could see everything i did. Today i plugged in my phone to adb push a file from my computer.My phone wasn't seen. I checked over adb device command and it wasn't seen. My phone does charge and i have tried multiple cables and multiple usb ports on multiple computers. Yes debugging bridge was on. I also tried with it off and my phone is recieveing power but i dont see the little symbol to mount sdcard and activate it. I reodined and am having the same problems, both the computers i tried have the drivers correctly installed but a link to them definately wouldn't hurt.
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come on
come on 30 views an hour and a half (almost) and no replies? Im dissapointed at you xda(LOL)
Try looking for the samsung drivers... I don't have the link but u can find them here or on sdx
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Sorry I didn't finish reading the post. Ill see if I can find a working link
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reinstalled drivers, think it may be a problem on the phones end, if i unroot it can i still get a free manufacture replacement?
just want to let you know that the adb commands within a rooting folder the adb.exe file works just fine. I just rerooted with no problems. Its whenm i try to go through sdk it get fcked up. It has to do with phoen though because its on multiple computers which is pretty confusing
Yeah you can as long as u are within your window. I would keep messing with it though. My comp only sees my phone on one usb port and it has 4.
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Have you tried reflashing Odin?
Here's a link to *OFFICIAL* SPH-D700-DK28-8Gb-REL.tar.md5 (Froyo Stock). Just remember to turn off the phone, press 1 on the keyboard and power up once it says Download connect the usb to the device, open up odin (which you already have and it should see COM5 (or some other com number), load the pit file and use the pda section to enter in this tar (heads up once you download the file from above just remove the .md5 from the extension and leave it as .tar)
Good luck and hope this works for you.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865685
i followed that very first post step by step....and i still cannot get ADB to work to connect to my device, in fact, HTC sync does not even connect.
any help? i went thru all of those steps twice...not sure what im missing here.
im running windows 7 home premium 64bit. using HTC cable, on brand new 3 hour old G2. it connects to the computer, charges, and works in mass storage mode.
tackleberry said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865685
i followed that very first post step by step....and i still cannot get ADB to work to connect to my device, in fact, HTC sync does not even connect.
any help? i went thru all of those steps twice...not sure what im missing here.
im running windows 7 home premium 64bit. using HTC cable, on brand new 3 hour old G2. it connects to the computer, charges, and works in mass storage mode.
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Did you download and install the Android SDK yet?
Heres a ADB set up Tutorial Video you can check out on how to get ADB up and running.
I use mini-adb since I have had complications setting it up on Windows 7. You can find the download link on this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=926486
You will just put the files you need to push inside of the folder you set up for it. Eaaaaasy!
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I use mini-adb since I have had complications setting it up on Windows 7. You can find the download link on this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=926486
You will just put the files you need to push inside of the folder you set up for it. Eaaaaasy!
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That's exactly what I used.
1.Make sure USB debugging is enabled under settings>applications>applications settings>development on your phone.
2. Connect your phone to your computer using usb.
3 Hold down on the shift key and then right click on the folder where you have adb.exe installed. From the menu select 'open command window here'.
4. A DOS Window will appear and after the prompt type: adb devices
5. This should give you a readout that says that daemon has started and then list your device.
6. if successful, you're ready to go. place/unzip all current and future files to be adb 'd into this folder and follow the commands provided from whatever you are trying to adb.
ok, ill try that soon. for some reason ADB does not like me or win7...ill feel better if it hates win 7 lol.
i did install sdk, just like the link i posted stated to do.
tackleberry said:
ok, ill try that soon. for some reason ADB does not like me or win7...ill feel better if it hates win 7 lol.
i did install sdk, just like the link i posted stated to do.
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lol...I remember when I first got started I was so intimidated by adb. Its really simple once you get past that first success. It will be one of those forehead in hand moments.
EdKeys said:
lol...I remember when I first got started I was so intimidated by adb. Its really simple once you get past that first success. It will be one of those forehead in hand moments.
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i dont feel intimidated by it, im more pissed off that the damn thing wont connect...now im just determined to get it to work, even if i never use the damn program lol
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i dont feel intimidated by it, im more pissed off that the damn thing wont connect...now im just determined to get it to work, even if i never use the damn program lol
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The only other thing I can think of at this time is to go into device manager on your computer and see if one of the drivers is throwing an error. If it error'd out before you installed the drivers from htc you might have to delete/uninstall in device manager and have your computer once again "find" your phone and install the correct drivers which are now on your computer.
ADB doesn't like me either. I have tried setting it up six times. Twice from fresh Ubuntu installs. I don't like to think that I'm retarded, but it might be the case. I was never so happy as the day that the no ADB root thread appeared in the development forum.
If you have any success getting your INC 2 S-off with windows and Alpha please post in here
how we going to successfully do that, if it was pulled off the shelf for a bit more testing.
pointless thread #278
I spent an hour trying to get it working on my laptop (vista64), but after downloading and burning a live cd which only took like 20 minutes I had s-off
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how we going to successfully do that, if it was pulled off the shelf for a bit more testing.
pointless thread #278
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it's pulled? i downloaded it last night for ****s and gigs, and I have windows 7, it read my phone, but my hboot is now .96 and said was looking for .97... it took me a while to realize how to use it by putting it in ur platform-tools folder inside of adb,
I also have linux instaleld on my laptop, have you tried installed VMware and giving linux a shot to root it? might be worth it EDIT: lol I didn't see this was for windows. my bad.
ACD168 said:
it's pulled? i downloaded it last night for ****s and gigs, and I have windows 7, it read my phone, but my hboot is now .96 and said was looking for .97... it took me a while to realize how to use it by putting it in ur platform-tools folder inside of adb,
I also have linux instaleld on my laptop, have you tried installed VMware and giving linux a shot to root it? might be worth it EDIT: lol I didn't see this was for windows. my bad.
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lol its all good.
For all you windows users, i had never touched linux before last night and i installed ubuntu and booted it from my flash drive and had my phone rooted easily. Don't be afraid to try it, it was alot easier then i thought it would be.
You can always jump into the alpharev irc channel and get help, those guys were great help to all of us that were new to linux.
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how we going to successfully do that, if it was pulled off the shelf for a bit more testing.
pointless thread #278
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Pointless response, thanks for adding
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Pointless response, thanks for adding
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goes hand in hand with ur thread.
gotta go. cyanogen is calling me.
I got win7 I downloaded the windows last week and used it and after several tries it worked. But tried so many things don't know what I did to make it work. Had something to do with when I pluggedin my usb in hoot menu
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sgbouldin said:
I got win7 I downloaded the windows last week and used it and after several tries it worked. But tried so many things don't know what I did to make it work. Had something to do with when I pluggedin my usb in hoot menu
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You've secretly had S-OFF a week ago without telling anyone?
My head just exploded
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Has anybody had any success getting the adb drivers to work correctly in windows 7 64 bit. I tried all last night in all this morning and I could not get either fedora 15 or windows 7 to recognize my phone is a connected device with the command "adb devices " or in Linux "sudo ./adb then sudo adb devices " in fedora it must be run with sudo to elevate to root
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b0gman said:
Has anybody had any success getting the adb drivers to work correctly in windows 7 64 bit. I tried all last night in all this morning and I could not get either fedora 15 or windows 7 to recognize my phone is a connected device with the command "adb devices " or in Linux "sudo ./adb then sudo adb devices " in fedora it must be run with sudo to elevate to root
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It's been working for me. Try uninstalling all HTC/Android-related drivers and reinstalling if you want to be careful.
No. I downloaded the windows aplharevx tool last week then when I seen it was released l couldn't download it cause it was not avail. So I ran the old one and entered the key into the windows program. . Has something to do with the drivers in hboot I think is the reason the windows s-off program is under review
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I've s-off four Inc 2 so far today using windows7
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I've s-off four Inc 2 so far today using windows7
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So maybe you could elaborate?
b0gman said:
Has anybody had any success getting the adb drivers to work correctly in windows 7 64 bit. I tried all last night in all this morning and I could not get either fedora 15 or windows 7 to recognize my phone is a connected device with the command "adb devices " or in Linux "sudo ./adb then sudo adb devices " in fedora it must be run with sudo to elevate to root
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I had the same issue on Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I followed a youtube vid and it worked fine after that. I can't post links yet cause I'm too much of a n00b. So go to youtube and search for a video called: "How to install Android ADB/USB Drivers" by speedy0339. The download link for the 32 bit and 64 bit driver is in the description.
Hope that works for you.
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I've s-off four Inc 2 so far today using windows7
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wanna do mine for $? where ya located?
I cant get this for the life of me. I got the Ubuntu live cd going. Through it in my drive and booted it up just to get my feet wet bc ive never used it before. played around with it for a lil bit, found terminal, downloaded alpharevx, etc. Now i try to run it again and i get the ubuntu boot up screen, then it goes blank. Ive tried redownloading and burning the file. Nothing, Doesnt want to run again.
Anyone on LI perform S-off?
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I cant get this for the life of me. I got the Ubuntu live cd going. Through it in my drive and booted it up just to get my feet wet bc ive never used it before. played around with it for a lil bit, found terminal, downloaded alpharevx, etc. Now i try to run it again and i get the ubuntu boot up screen, then it goes blank. Ive tried redownloading and burning the file. Nothing, Doesnt want to run again.
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Pop in the Ubuntu Live CD
Boot to it
Select "Try Ubuntu"
When loaded, connect your phone with debugging enabled.
Download the alpharevx package from their site. It went into the Downloads folder by default for me.
Drag it to the desktop
Right click and extract archive (this should make a little "alpharevx" file appear in the Desktop)
Right click on that file and in Properties, copy the file path
Open terminal
Use "cd.." (When I put something in quotes, you type what is in the quotes, not the quotes themselves) then Enter until you are at just the prompt with no path after it. for example.. C:\whatever... do a "cd.." and Enter and it will say just C:
Once you are at just the prompt, type "cd (paste path you copied from file)" and then hit Enter.
You can now type "su ./aplharevx" and hit Enter and it should execute the program. I did not have to type "sudo" only "su"
Make sure when it prompts you to install ClockworkMod, you put a CAPITAL "Y" or it will not install.
That should be it.
I'm from the Evo 4G section of xda and just bought an Epic 4G from a friend to play around with. I've rooted and fully customized my Evo 4G and my uncle's Samsung Infuse. So I am not new to the rooting side of these phones. However, I just can't seem to get this to work no matter how hard I try.
Ok so I have done Google searches and sifted through the various "fixes" here on xda....I cannot, no matter what I do, get my epic 4g to be recognized on my Windows 7 64 bit.
I've downloaded and installed about 3 or 4 different USB driver files. I've gone through 2 different cables. I've uninstalled and even updated drivers via Windows. And I've installed and updated Kies. I bought the phone from a friend of mine who had done a full system restore before he gave it to me. So if there were any system issues they should be gone. When I plug in one of the cables the phone shows that the USB cable is connected and I have USB debugging on. But my computer shows "Uknown Device." Does anyone have any suggestions for me please?
I've included screenshots of what my computer shows me. Any help, or reference literature that I may have overlooked, that you guys can provide would be extremely helpful.
There's a few reasons this could be happening. You may want to try different USB ports on your computer or connecting through a USB hub. Also, make sure you're using the official Samsung drivers (you can search for them on XDA).
Otherwise, go to the dialer on the phone and punch in ##8778# and under USB make sure PDA is checked instead of modem. Hope that helps.
I too could never get win7x64 to work but had no problem on other pc running win7x86. I wasted hours trying. Uninstalled everything, removed all references in registry, used usbdevview, device manager, different usb ports, win update, and on and on and on. Gave up since I had other computer and it just worked 1st try. Please pm me if u find the solution. Would still like it to work on 64 bit. My thought is the 64 bit driver, but I hear others are working. :-O
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I too could never get win7x64 to work but had no problem on other pc running win7x86. I wasted hours trying. Uninstalled everything, removed all references in registry, used usbdevview, device manager, different usb ports, win update, and on and on and on. Gave up since I had other computer and it just worked 1st try. Please pm me if u find the solution. Would still like it to work on 64 bit. My thought is the 64 bit driver, but I hear others are working. :-O
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Mine works fine on my 64bit Laptop. I had to update drivers once though since going to GB leak broke it. On my desktop it will only work if connected in the rear USB port.
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I've used atleast 3 different computers with 64 bit windows 7, I never did anything special except for download the drivers from samsungs website...
I don't know what it is because I couldn't get the computer to recognize my phone on my uncle's laptop (which runs Vista 32). It kept giving me the same "Unknown Device" message when I went to look at the drivers.
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I don't know what it is because I couldn't get the computer to recognize my phone on my uncle's laptop (which runs Vista 32). It kept giving me the same "Unknown Device" message when I went to look at the drivers.
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Where it says unknown device double click on that then go to update driver then browse to location of unzipped samsung drivers.
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Welcome to the Epic 4g xda section! It just so happens I was looking for Windows 7 64-bit drivers earlier today.
Here's where I found them: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=798067
Then scroll down to the section "2.3 – ROOTING" and you'll find the listed drivers there.
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Welcome to the Epic 4g xda section! It just so happens I was looking for Windows 7 64-bit drivers earlier today.
Here's where I found them: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=798067
Then scroll down to the section "2.3 – ROOTING" and you'll find the listed drivers there.
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That post and those drivers are old...
Go here and get the drivers from Samsung:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/SPH-D700ZKASPR
AFAIK, that package should install the correct drivers for the OS.
GL
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I install 32 and 64 bit drivers for the i9000
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I have literally the same problem, phone was reconized and connected fine when i was running xp 32 bit, installed windows 7 64 bit and nothing i do will work. Was your problem ever resolved?
All i can say is try extracting the drivers thru 7zip
then extract the files it gives you
then u should see like a folder and then copy and paste the
folder in the c: program files
and then go back to device manager and then actually manaually search for
drivers and that should work cuz it worked for me im using Windows 8
unfortunately that is one of the exact ways I tried to do it, thanks for the input tho. Just incase I over looked something searching for the driver manually, what sub category should my phone be under in device manager? thx
For those having trouble getting the drivers installed in Win7(x64/x86).
A workaround could be to use WUBI (Ubuntu's windows based installer that adds an option to boot to Ubuntu, while allowing it [Ubuntu] to be uninstalled from windows like a "normal" program).
Install WUBI, boot to Ubuntu, problem solved!
If the point of installing the drivers it to get Odin working...
The WUBI workaround would still work, you would just replace Odin with Heimdall (which is 100x better/more stable than Odin anyway).
I realise this is a lot to do for resolving a driver install problem, but... Heimdall pwns Odin anyway.
GL
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unfortunately that is one of the exact ways I tried to do it, thanks for the input tho. Just incase I over looked something searching for the driver manually, what sub category should my phone be under in device manager? thx
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It will show up under USB.
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It will show up under USB.
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and if your in download mode when you hook your phone up
it will show up under modem it wil not show until you connect your phone
Ok I had to do the following inorder for it to work on my windows 7 x64 bit
I download the samsung epic 4g driver samsung_mobile_driver_v1.3.800.0.msi
I then used 7zip to extract the file
I then used the msi file and installed it
I then used 7 zip and extracted the samsung_mobile_driver_v1.3.800.0.msi file to a directory
I then DISABLE ALL INTERNET ACCESS ON THE LAPTOP BY TURNING OFF WIFI AND OR PULLING THE LAN CABLE OUT THE PC.
I then plug the phone into the pc usb slot
let the pc find the drivers
if it does not find them point to the extracted directory you did above and it will be good.
now do ##8778# and place the bottom into pda and if it cant find drivers point it to the extracted directory.
now turn phone off and go into download mode 1 key and power button and let windows find the drivers
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There's a few reasons this could be happening. You may want to try different USB ports on your computer or connecting through a USB hub. Also, make sure you're using the official Samsung drivers (you can search for them on XDA).
Otherwise, go to the dialer on the phone and punch in ##8778# and under USB make sure PDA is checked instead of modem. Hope that helps.
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Oh... my... god. I spent hours today trying to figure out how to get this phone I picked up to show me its sd card as a drive. Everyone on the internet seemed to be saying it was the lack of the right drivers, though they all disagreed on what the right drivers were. I tried so many different drivers, no luck.
That above, that I quoted: all it took. Why would it possibly be misconfigured out of the box in such a weird, impossible-to-locate way? Jeez.
(Anyway, I know I'm bumping a super old thread with this first post, but I felt compelled not just to thank this person for restoring my sanity, but also to bump up this thread's relevance for future googlers going as crazy as I was going.)
So I'm currently running JB from Codename Android and I can't get it mount into USB on my computer. I'm running Windows Vista and this is what happens, I connect and it detects it. When I open the folder I see my stuff but I can't copy anything. Then I go into a folder and it stays loading all the items but nothing ever loads. Then it says the device attached malfunctioned. I've tried other ROMs but they do the same. Any ideas?
Hopefully its not an hardware issue. Have tried a different USB cable? In addition it also could be your drivers. I know the WugFresh toolkit which I use has a decent driver install option which ensures the right stuff is on your PC.
I can copy things onto my phone I just can't take anything off. I've tried quite a few different USB cords. Idk. Maybe if I just start over, idk. Ugh! It makes me a little upset.
Try it on another pc. The word "windows vista" makes me scream so loud!!
Please try it on another pc
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Well since I have two hard drives, I have Windows Vista on one and Windows 7 on the other, and both don't load. I don't have another PC. :-/ Sucks.
I have a question, does the type of kernel matter? I have Franco's nightly #248 and now that I've thought of it, I usually install that on every ROM. Has anyone else had this problem? Does setting the read ahead file speed to 4098 make a difference?
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Try it on another pc. The word "windows vista" makes me scream so loud!!
Please try it on another pc
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I am not sure is relevant, but are you running as administrator in Windows?
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Prince_Basil said:
So I'm currently running JB from Codename Android and I can't get it mount into USB on my computer. I'm running Windows Vista and this is what happens, I connect and it detects it. When I open the folder I see my stuff but I can't copy anything. Then I go into a folder and it stays loading all the items but nothing ever loads. Then it says the device attached malfunctioned. I've tried other ROMs but they do the same. Any ideas?
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It has nothing to do with ROMs or kernels. It's MTP. MTP sucks. Try copying stuff using adb pull/push or by accessing a shared folder on your computer via wifi.
I don't have WiFi since its a desktop and I don't really have internet. Haha. Its all good. I guess I'll figure it out. So I've been reading about plugging in a USB stick to the phone, does anyone know where i can get one? I have an 8 GB USB flash drive so I just kinda wanna know.