Roland, Check the Developer menu, and make sure the "Remote Debugging" option is checked.
You can find it under "Settings" -> "Device Information" -> "More Information" -> "Developer" That option is typically not set in user builds, and you need to set it before the device will show up under adb devices. - Jon ----- Original Message ----- > I have both necessary UDEV rules, after the first v1.3 flash (with the old > 1.0.B02 firmware still on it) it was still accessible via adb. > after the second v1.3 flash (reconfigure as "user" device, with firmware 1.1 > installed) it was not accessible anymore, adb devices shows nothing. > its running on the 1.1 ZTE firmware now, and i'll look into the modifications > of the boot.img (but there are different explanations out there and some > require to install cwm recovery because they are based on the Revision 01 > phones without fastboot) > the most important change seems to be to disable the built RIL-proxy, as ZTE > obviously provides this as a blob (BAAAAD - so much for "open") > 1.4 does seem out of reach anyways, since its reported to be quite unstable. > > is 1.3 such a big improvement over 1.1? (just checking if its all worth the > hassle) > > i am somewhat torn now, as it does seem to be overly complicated to get a new > build running and i do not want to install a prebuilt image of someone else. > and it more or less also confirms that this phone is anything but "open", as > it requires basically ZTE to provide the updates, as hacking the boot.img > only gets you so far. > > let me ask the other way around: > except the sold out Geeksphones, what phone can one buy that will actually > run on a "vanilla" build of Firefox OS - i.e. is there any phone which can > be updated by oneself without having to jump through hoops and hoping for > continued support of the manufacturer? > > also, the porting of ICS Android devices does not seem to be really > explained, > and on XDA for example there are some people involved in doing ports, but > they also don't want to "spill the beans". > why i ask? i have a nice old Samsung Galaxy Apollo lying around here, Android > ICS is available for it (via an unofficial Cyanogenmod port) and it does > seem to be in the same ballpark as the ZTE Open performance wise. > also since FFOS introduced dual sim support, i have a Samsung Galaxy Grand to > play around with and test that. ;) > > i am not just jet willing to giving up on FFOS, as i really like the basic > idea behind it. > _______________________________________________ > dev-b2g mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g > _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
