I've been trying to access my GNex in fastboot mode, but my computer doesn't recognize it when it is in fastboot. I have tried to install the samsung adb drivers, but not matter what I try, I cannot get my computer to connect using the adb when the device is in fastboot. Any help would be appreciated.
I am running window 7 x64 btw.
EDIT: When my device is connected and I am not in fastboot mode, i am getting the "SAMSUNG Android ADB Interface" listed in device manager. So I am assuming I have the driver installed correctly.
EDIT 2: When I use
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adb reboot bootloader
the device goes from recognized to Android 1.0, and if I try to
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fastboot oem unlock
I get
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<waiting for device>
rbmako69 said:
I've been trying to access my GNex in fastboot mode, but my computer doesn't recognize it when it is in fastboot. I have tried to install the samsung adb drivers, but not matter what I try, I cannot get my computer to connect using the adb when the device is in fastboot. Any help would be appreciated.
I am running window 7 x64 btw.
EDIT: When my device is connected and I am not in fastboot mode, i am getting the "SAMSUNG Android ADB Interface" listed in device manager. So I am assuming I have the driver installed correctly.
EDIT 2: When I use
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adb reboot bootloader
the device goes from recognized to Android 1.0, and if I try to
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fastboot oem unlock
I get
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<waiting for device>
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After 'adb reboot bootloader', and device being recognized as "Android 1.0", just manually update the driver: its the same driver that you used for adb. Windows is dumb.
Use search or browse the forums, read the stickies, this has been covered over and over again.
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If all else fails get mskips galaxy nexus toolkit v10.x, see xda thread or google skipsoft, and let it sort out drivers and adb, it has easy options and a good help section, should get the job done.
Btw if you are having driver issues you should try the driver download pack from samsung official website's manuals and downloads, its a tad under 30mb, run it then reboot computer then plug in gnex and any missing drivers should auto install, be patient, windows is a retard so it may take a coupla minutes
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This worked for me:
rootzwiki -> Google/Nexus Devices -> Galaxy Nexus -> "Galaxy Nexus Root Procedure - (broken) ADB Method Dont USE" -> page 3, second to last post on the page (by litso):
"EDIT: Scratch that, was able to use the PDANet drivers. Install PDA Net, reboot into bootloader, open device manager, manually select the directory "C:\Program Files (x86)\PdaNet for Android\usbwin". Fastboot will then recognize the device and allow you to unlock."
I can't post a link because I am a 'new user' due to low number of posts, but that is the path to your solution. I literally just went through this yesterday.
It's basically what bk201doesntexist said in the above post. I used the pdanet driver, but I'm sure the normal Samsung driver should work.
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i got the samsung drivers, adb, fastboot,
but when i boot to bootloader (vol up+down +power) adb doesnt find any device. is that normal? fastboot oem unlock doesnt work, i presume b/c adb isnt recognizing my phone.
Some help please. Thanks
David 617 said:
i got the samsung drivers, adb, fastboot,
but when i boot to bootloader (vol up+down +power) adb doesnt find any device. is that normal? fastboot oem unlock doesnt work, i presume b/c adb isnt recognizing my phone.
Some help please. Thanks
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ADB will not find the phone in bootloader mode. If you type fastboot devices, it should show your phone. Check device manager and see if you have an unrecognized device showing. If you do, try manually installing the drivers by clicking the update driver button under the unrecognized device's properties window.
try reinstalling the drivers...or you may need to use the google drivers in the sdk/adb package instead. Also when you plug the device into pc, go into device manager and see if shows up as android device. If it comes up unkown, then manually push the driver update.
^Ninja'd lol
fastboot devices comes up blank.
in device manager my phone comes up as other devices - android 1.0
i guess my driver is bad. where can i get a good one?
(i just installed the one from samsung.. same thing.)
what have you used
Make sure to download the software from sdk that is for the newest update of android. I think it is 4.0.3 there is like 5 things in that folder. You will need all of them, and after they download type "adb devices" in the command window and it should show the serial #.
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Randroidran said:
Make sure to download the software from sdk that is for the newest update of android. I think it is 4.0.3 there is like 5 things in that folder. You will need all of them, and after they download type "adb devices" in the command window and it should show the serial #.
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did that. i dont have any issues untill i am in the bootloader. adb works fine before i reboot.
I'm assuming your driver is not loaded properly. Download this driver and unzip it. Install it by using the update driver wizard in device manager. I used this same driver on my work laptop (windows 7) and have had zero issues.
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I get through all the steps, adb setup recognizes my device is connected. When i try to unlock the bootloader <fastboot oem unlock> command line locks up at <waiting for device>.
can someone advise?
Verizon if that matters
What happens when you type in "fastboot devices"
Nothing happens. Tried it both before and after typing in adb reboot bootloader
You sure your pc is detecting the phone when it is in fastboot mode? To me it seems like your computer isn't detecting the phone or the drivers didn't get installed properly.
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I had the same issue. Assuming you're using Windows, you need to find where the latest Samsung drivers for the GN were copied to when you installed them (you have installed them, right?) The next time you plug in your phone, it will probably ask you to setup a new device. Tell it you will install the drivers from a location you choose, navigate to the folder where the drivers are, let it install them, restart if it asks, and then try the process over.
FWIW, I used the directions and links from this tutorial and eventually got it working. They include alternate drivers here in case the one from samsung.com doesn't work.
im having the SAME PROBLEM AND HAVE TRIED TWO DIFFERENT COMPUTERS.TRING ADB METHOD
What's the ADB method? Why don't you just just hold the volume up, volume down and power to get into fastboot mode? When you plug it in, windows should see a new device that needs drivers. You need to make sure the drivers are installed before fastboot will work.
i am in fastboot "little android with chest opened". and i do have the driver installed but in fastboot windows thinks its a different device
robitron929 said:
i am in fastboot "little android with chest opened". and i do have the driver installed but in fastboot windows thinks its a different device
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Is it saying that it couldn't install the drivers for Android 1.0 or something like that? What step are you at? Which tutorial are you using?
Read the driver installation part of this tutorial.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
i got it. it was this
TO GET DRIVER WORKING IN BOOTLOADER YOU MIGHT HAVE TO DO THIS, THIS TOOK ME FOREVER TO FIND!!!!!!!!!!!
I TAKE NO CREDIT!
READ CAREFULLY
THANKS TO KELLEX FROM DROIDLIFE
Tips:
-We know that many of you are running into a “waiting for device” issue when apply the fastboot oem unlock command. This is a driver issue and one that a reader has a suggestion for:
1. Open device manager on your PC.
2. Right click on Android 1.0 with the yellow ! mark on it.
3. Choose update driver.
4. Choose browse my computer.
5. Choose Let me pick from a list.
6. Scroll down and find the Samsung driver with newest date. Should be the driver you downloaded above. (Possibly dated 11/25/2011 ).
7. It will give you a warning about installing the driver, just click yes.
So I've been trying to root/unlock my CDMA nexus and I'm having a very frustrating problem that's preventing me from doing it with any of the toolkits available OR the manual method. I have the android SDK installed, samsung's USB drivers, and everything else I've been told to get. I can detect my phone when it's connected (and USB debugging is on) using adb commands but ONLY when the phone is booted as normal. If I reboot into the bootloader, my computer no longer detects it, and I can no longer act upon it via adb. This, of course, is preventing me from getting anywhere on the unlocking/root front. Anyone have any ideas? I'm fresh out.
ADB doesn't work in boot loader/fastboot. Adb only works in recovery or when Android is fully running.
You need to use fastboot commands in bootloader/fastboot.
"Fastboot devices" to see if it's detected.
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have you installed the hboot drivers?
As above, you have to use fastboot commands when the phone is in bootloader. Try "Fastboot devices" to see if your computer sees the phone.
Fastboot commands don't detect the phone either. Fastboot is installed, as I can get it via command prompt to show available commands and whatnot, it just does not detect a device to work on.
I am also having this exact problem when i try to install the new touch cwm beta that was just released. Its not detecting the device while in the bootloader, and when i try to fastboot flash recovery it just says <waiting for device> and does nothing.
I know this is a little late, but I figured I’d post here to help anyone else out that is having this problem. I was trying to update my Galaxy Nexus from 4.0.2 to 4.0.4 using fastboot when I ran into the problem you’re having. I did this from a Windows 7 machine, and the fix for me was as follows:
1. After booting into the bootloader and having your phone plugged into your computer, open Computer Management.
2. Under Device Manager, in Computer Management, you should see a listing for a device called “Android 1.0” and it’ll have the little yellow triangle with the exclamation point on it.
3. Right click on the Android 1.0 device and select “Update Driver Software…”
4. Click “Browse my computer for driver software”
5. Click “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”
6. If you installed the Samsung drivers for the phone, scroll down until you see a device listed as “SAMSUNG Android Phone”
7. Select it and click next
8. It should auto populate the driver information. Click next and it will install the device
9. Go back to your CMD prompt and fastboot devices should now list the phone.
Hope this helps!
Quicks man your the best!
...or use Linux #trolling
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After struggling for two days to get adb up and running, I finally got the cmd window up and able to get to adb shell. After running daemon it returns-
error: device not found
sh-3.2$
So are my drivers missing or not in the right place? any help greatly appreciated.
xD lol get the universal naked drivers from efrants thread . Then with the phone plugged in go to device manager and uninstall the drivers... then unplug the phone, install the drivers put the phone in fastboot mode (volume up + volume down + power) and plug it in again... enjoy
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When installing the drivers, with the GNex connected, go to the Device Manager in windows. Right click the unknown device that appears on your list and right click to update the driver. Select browse (as opposed to automatic driver lookup) and navigate to the folder where you have the modified driver extracted to:
http://github.com/gu1dry/android_winusb/zipball/master (this modified driver comes directly from the CyanogenMod wiki)
this should solve your problem.
type on the cmd: adb devices
and if any device actually shows up, then you have installed drivers successively.
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When installing the drivers, with the GNex connected, go to the Device Manager in windows. Right click the unknown device that appears on your list and right click to update the driver. Select browse (as opposed to automatic driver lookup) and navigate to the folder where you have the modified driver extracted to:
http://github.com/gu1dry/android_winusb/zipball/master (this modified driver comes directly from the CyanogenMod wiki)
this should solve your problem.
type on the cmd: adb devices
and if any device actually shows up, then you have installed drivers successively.
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I followed the steps in your post to the letter and drivers seem to display properly in Device Manager but I still get the sme message displayed in cmd window.
diver47591 said:
After struggling for two days to get adb up and running, I finally got the cmd window up and able to get to adb shell. After running daemon it returns-
error: device not found
sh-3.2$
So are my drivers missing or not in the right place? any help greatly appreciated.
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You cannot use adb commands within a shell..
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Ok guys here is my problem :
I install Nexus 7 on my laptop. Download latest SDK, install tools and everything. After that I download USB drivers from XDA tutorials for ADB. Also, download OTA update from 4.3 to 4.4 (283mb) and prepare everything for adb sideload.
After debagging, entering the Recovery I select "update from adb" and then my problem starts. Until that point I could see my nexus in cmd (adb devices) after entering in "update from adb" I just hear 2-3 bip-bip sounds on my laptop (like when you put external hdd that has broken cable and dont recive power). When I try to see device entering "adb devices" i get no devices. After restarting Nexus everything is OK and I see nexus in adb devices (cmd)
What's wrong? Where I do wrong?
Tnx
Nemesis_GNex said:
Ok guys here is my problem :
I install Nexus 7 on my laptop. Download latest SDK, install tools and everything. After that I download USB drivers from XDA tutorials for ADB. Also, download OTA update from 4.3 to 4.4 (283mb) and prepare everything for adb sideload.
After debagging, entering the Recovery I select "update from adb" and then my problem starts. Until that point I could see my nexus in cmd (adb devices) after entering in "update from adb" I just hear 2-3 bip-bip sounds on my laptop (like when you put external hdd that has broken cable and dont recive power). When I try to see device entering "adb devices" i get no devices. After restarting Nexus everything is OK and I see nexus in adb devices (cmd)
What's wrong? Where I do wrong?
Tnx
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You need different drivers for adb to work in recovery. Search for universal adb drivers.
How you mean "universal"? Is there some link or...?
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Nemesis_GNex said:
How you mean "universal"? Is there some link or...?
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To make a long story short, the USB IDs that the tablet presents when in Recovery mode are different than Android. The standard drivers from Google only recognize the device when in Android.
Universal driver (and also naked driver) add the missing USB IDs so your device gets recognized.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1161769