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    I am tearing my hear out trying to get an adb connection with my Tronsmart MK908 (same problem with an MK809 II I have) and would welcome any suggestions.

    I have a number of Android devices, a couple of small A10 tablets, HTC One X and Desire and can get all of them to work happily with adb (both in Windows and Linux) but the MK908 and MK809II just aren't happy.

    I have USB debugging on of course. The MK809 has a 'connect to PC' option which I have tried both on and off. MK908 doesn't but USB debugging is on.

    Windows drivers are installed and good (I think). Linux should just work. In Windows I have tried removing the ADB drivers and installing all sorts of different ones from HTC, Allwinner A10, PDANet etc, adding VID and PID manually into the inf file.

    Anything obvious I am missing?

    #2
    Originally posted by Scott-M View Post
    I am tearing my hear out trying to get an adb connection with my Tronsmart MK908 (same problem with an MK809 II I have) and would welcome any suggestions.

    I have a number of Android devices, a couple of small A10 tablets, HTC One X and Desire and can get all of them to work happily with adb (both in Windows and Linux) but the MK908 and MK809II just aren't happy.

    I have USB debugging on of course. The MK809 has a 'connect to PC' option which I have tried both on and off. MK908 doesn't but USB debugging is on.

    Windows drivers are installed and good (I think). Linux should just work. In Windows I have tried removing the ADB drivers and installing all sorts of different ones from HTC, Allwinner A10, PDANet etc, adding VID and PID manually into the inf file.

    Anything obvious I am missing?
    Have you added the mk809 VendorID to adb-usb.ini ?
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      #3
      Originally posted by leolas View Post
      Have you added the mk809 VendorID to adb-usb.ini ?
      That sounds promising! I left my MK908 at work so it will be tomorrow before I can try it.

      adb-usb.ini is currently empty except for a message telling me not to mess with it but to use 'android update adb' TO GENERATE

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        #4
        Originally posted by Scott-M View Post
        That sounds promising! I left my MK908 at work so it will be tomorrow before I can try it.

        adb-usb.ini is currently empty except for a message telling me not to mess with it but to use 'android update adb' TO GENERATE
        I am making some progress. I added the vendor id to adb_usb.ini in windows and restarted adb but it did nothing. The same in Linux produces
        Code:
        List of devices attached 
        ????????????    no permissions
        but running as su works
        Code:
        $ sudo adb kill-server
        $ sudo adb start-server
        * daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
        * daemon started successfully *
        $ adb devices
        List of devices attached 
        V8GCU6JBJL    device
        I can connect to other devices with adb in Windows and without running as root in Linux so any idea what do I need to do to get this working?

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          #5
          Quick question

          Scott,

          I am new to the mini PC world. But was wondering if you were saying you successful in putting windows on the MK908?

          Dan

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            #6
            adb connection

            Try adb connect + your Tronsmart IP I usually do that so that I don't need to think about USB stuff qnd it's wireless.

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              #7
              Scott are you still stuck or sorted?

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                #8
                AW: adb connection

                Download Moborobo this install a Universal ADB Driver then try it again. For me that's Works.

                Neomode Freaktab.com Developer

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by neomode View Post
                  Download Moborobo this install a Universal ADB Driver then try it again. For me that's Works.

                  Neomode Freaktab.com Developer
                  Funny as no one replied all this time with that, Maybe I needed to bump it.

                  But yea thats what I did when I had mk808 issues for the rk30 driver. Just install Moborobo get that to detect the unit once its found it remove Moborobo youre set.

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                    #10
                    Here is a link with the step-by-step solution that worked perfect for me:



                    Hope this helps if the issue is still open. If not, maybe for others that read this thread.

                    Regards,

                    R

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                      #11
                      Install https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...Ria29ubmVjdCJd

                      Then adb connect to the ip listed on the screen. No drivers to install, no need to disconnect your Tronsmart from TV. USB is cumbersome for this type of device..

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                        #12
                        mk908 adb on Ubuntu 12.04

                        This is what i did

                        1, added the correct USB Ids to /var/lib/usbutils/usb.ids
                        2207 RocketChip
                        0006 MK908

                        now lsusb should show the device properly

                        2, add udev rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules
                        SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="2207", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev"
                        restart udev service

                        3, added vendor id in ~/.android/adb_usb.ini
                        0x2207

                        restart adb server

                        connect MK908, enable usb "connect pc" and usb debugging.

                        now adb devices shows the device. [I had to do connect PC couple of times.. :-) ]

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