iFrostyy

okay im not quite sure whats wrong, but i am going though the process of fixing my moms wifi on her droid because i added an OCing kernal to her droid and when i went to cmd for the first time this error came up

C:\tools adb shell
error device not found

Any ideas?
I have done this same process on my droid and no such error has occurred, is there something i have missed that makes the droid connectible to cmd?

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Needsdecaf

Make sure that corresponds to the directory where you loaded the adb.

CRPercodani

Device not found means it can't find the Droid. Did you enable Debugging mode?

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iFrostyy

Yes I did enable debug mode and I have been able to go into adb shell before. I have no idea what's different because it was worling for me yesterday and now it says I can't find the device

hondapro

You had it working so obviously you have the driver installed and everything. First I would try restarting the computer and phone. When you have your phone plugged in and then run "adb devices" dose it show the phone is connected? If not I would maybe turn debugging mode off and on and uninstall the driver on the computer and reinstall it.

iFrostyy

I'll send a picture of what happens to me

Last edited by iFrostyy; February 7th, 2010 at 03:41 PM.

hondapro

Image is broken.

johnlgalt

Images work fine here see attached (my corrected Recovery image from the DROID as taken by ddms):

SirPsychosis Recovery Image 99.2b.jpg

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iFrostyy

i dont understand why this keeps on happening. It was working fine yesterday on the same computer and same device, and i didnt change anything on my computer. ):<

johnlgalt

Is the Phone connected via USB cable to the computer?

I just tried, and it will not run if the phone is not connected.

Not connected:

ADB no DROID.jpg

Connected:

ADB DROID.jpg

BTW, If you add the directory C:\Tools to your system Path, then it will always be available no matter where you open your CMD prompt from, as seen in my screen shots - in fact, I just run CMD from a run dialog and then type adb shell without having to change directories or anything like that....

Last edited by johnlgalt; February 7th, 2010 at 04:46 PM.

iFrostyy

....no I completlt forgot that my phone has to be connected to the computer for it to work. Silly me

johnlgalt

I edited my reply - read for more info - and glad you got it figured out.