You could restart the adb server, and try to make it recognize the
device again.
In command line, go to:
cd sdk-folder/platform-tools/
sudo ./adb kill-server
disable and enable debugging usb on your phone
sudo ./adb start-server
./adb devices
It should appear as detected.
Close Eclipse to be
I meet the same issue, it is work properly at emulator, however, mobile
phone always offline at Mac OS 10.6
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Hi Rich,
It did not reset.. and i have double check enabled, disabled,
enabled it again...
On Jul 17, 7:14 pm, rich friedel rich.frie...@gmail.com wrote:
Did inserting the SIM card reset the USB debugging to disabled?
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Make sure you are not trying to use an unusable run configuration. Make sure it
isn't trying to use the old SIM id.
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