I see you've got a solution already but I get this problem often with my
VMware setup too and it's so frustrating that I've gone to the effort to
set up a 2nd machine just for flashing (and occasional test running)!
However I did persist with this for quite a while and have some tips;
When you get that Turkcell logo and < waiting for device > that's the
device having rebooted into fastboot mode. The flash script needs the
device to be in fastboot mode.
VMWare doesn't automatically re-connect it up after the script reboots
into fastboot (for whatever reason) unfortunately and you may need to
unplug and replug the usb cable a few times before VMWare will make the
connection. You may see a VMWare error message pop up saying the driver
connection has failed while doing this.
The best way around this is to put it into fastboot mode manually by
holding volume up and turning the device on.. then connect it to your
computer, run "adb devices" to make sure VMWare has picked it up and
then run ./flash.sh. This way it won't need to reboot itself into
fastboot and you won't be exposed to VMWare 'losing' the link from the host.
On 03/07/2013 21:14, Stefan Arentz wrote:
In the past I have successfully flashed my (Unagi) phone from Ubuntu running in
VMWare Fusion. But I can’t get that work anymore. Is this working for anyone?
I’m on OS X 10.9 with VMWare Fusion 5.0.3 and building in Ubuntu 13.04/64-bit.
I have no USB problems when using ADB to connect to the phone. But when I flash
the device it only gives me:
sarentz@ubuntu:~/Mozilla/B2G$ ./flash.sh
< waiting for device >
I see the device reboot and it shows the Turkcell logo. Then it just sits there
and nothing happens.
I can switch to a ‘real’ PC but if it would be nice if I can avoid that :-)
Any tips or hints?
S.
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