Le 28/02/2013 17:59, Alix Bergeret a écrit : > Hi all, > > A few weeks ago I successfully installed FFxOS on my Samsung Nexus S device, > and have been using it ever since. > > Today I thought I would update the system to the latest build, and I am stuck. > > I am using Mac OS. > > As per documentation I have done this first, to update the files: > git pull > ./repo sync > > And then the build command itself: > ./build.sh > > First, it says something about a new repo being available soon... not sure > what that means? Not that familiar with Git I'm afraid. > > Also, when trying to flash to the device (which is already running FFxOS), > using this command: > > ./flash.sh > > I get a "Waiting for Device" message, and then nothing. Indeed when I run > this command: > > adb devices > > Nothing comes up. > > The phone is ON, and connected (I can browse it from the Finder). Am I > missing something obvious? The flashing was the easy bit the first time > around :)
Hi, adb is disabled by default in today's builds, that's maybe the reason you see this. I have 2 solutions for you : - trigger the "fastboot mode" yourself (that's the first thing that ./flash.sh does). This is quite easy: power off your device, unplug the usb cable if it is plugged, keep the "volume up" button pressed, and press the "power on" button until the phone vibrates. Then, plug in the usb cable, and "fastboot devices" should see your device. Then ./flash.sh should work. - enable adb back; you have to go to Settings > Device Information > More information > Developer, and disable/enable the "console" and "remote debugger" options (I don't know very well which one triggers this). -- Julien _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
