Xiaomi Mi 2S not showing up on Android SDK debugging

[twig]

Is there any way for me to help debug this issue?
I do a lot of Android app development and would like to help fix this problem

 

[_jordan_]

Im in the same boat, cant get it to recognize with adb. Fastboot works however.

Im on ubuntu linux.

 

[roenano]

Im in the same boat, cant get it to recognize with adb. Fastboot works however.

Im on ubuntu linux.

Have a look at the post below. I updated it with an additional code.
http://miuiandroid.com/community/th...p-on-android-sdk-debugging.20631/#post-169179

 

[deini]

Finally, I got it!!
What I've done. I upgraded the drivers from www.miui.com/win After upgrading, I tried again with no sulooked access, adb still showed "offline" .
Of course I upgraded Android SDK as in the OP. But I realized that the new adb was installed on /platform-tools, not in /tools, so I was still using the old one. Tried with adb from platform-tools, killed server and the it was online
Thanks google and the page that I found somewhere yesterday at 2am, so I was tiiired and can't remember
I hope this can help you fix the problem.

 

[twig]

@deini: Unfortunately it didn't.

I tried uninstalling the previous drivers, downloading the newest MiPhone manager and using the new drivers with the latest adb.
Still didn't work (Win7 x64)

As I said before, works perfectly on my WinXP x86

 

[_jordan_]

I think I'm in over my head. The adb .ini file doesn't show up in my .android folder on Ubuntu.

Can I just create the file and add the code listed on page one of this topic?

Sent from my Xiaomi MI2S

 

[_jordan_]

Anybody?

 

[e-r-a-n]

Can anyone please advice how to do the same under Mac osx?

 

[principio]

On windows go to c://Users/{your-username}/.android
On Linux ~/.android
(don't know about Mac)
open the file adb-usb.ini on a text editor and add this three lines:

0x8087
0x2080
0x2717

Save the file, open a CMD (or terminal) and type:
*if adb is not declared on the system PATH you will have to go to the android-sdk/platform-tools folder.

adb kill-server (enter)
adb start-server (enter)

reconnect the device, now it should be recognized.

Good luck.

Tried to add the ini-File to ~/.android and it didn't work for me (ubuntu 13.4). I remember that I had to write extra lines of code to some udev rules to get things up and running with my HTC Desire S. I googled that, and found
http://www.myleftstudio.org/viewtopic.php?p=8811
(I tried it with google translate) and I have added the code there to my udev-file. But no success.

 

[Coldbird]

udev plus ini files did the job for me on my ubuntu 13.04.

Gesendet von meinem MI 2 mit Tapatalk 4

 

[_jordan_]

udev plus ini files did the job for me on my ubuntu 13.04.

Gesendet von meinem MI 2 mit Tapatalk 4

Also on 13.04

Can you elaborate?

Sent from my Xiaomi MI2S

 

[Haldy]

Hello, let me also share my experience with adb drivers for Mi2S in Windows 8 (x64), but i believe it will work also with Windows 7 (x64):

1) Install MiPhone2.11.6.exe
2) Open device manger, right click on MI 2 under the "Other Devices" and choose update driver
3) Choose own driver, select Android ADB Device and choose "Have disk ..." button
4) Navigate to c:\Program Files (x86)\Xiaomi\MiPhone\Google\Driver\
5) Select Android Composite ADB interface and finish the installation
6) Do the same for 2nd MI 2 you see under the "Other Devices" in device manger
7) When the drivers are successfully installed, you should see this:

8) After this I tried "adb devices" and i get:

List of devices attached
7e34d88 offline

It was because of ADB which I already installed with MiPhone2.11.6.exe is old (v1.0.29) and it was not working for me.
9) Download latest adb from the Google and use this one (i tried with v1.0.31):
I tried this:

c:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
7e34d88 unauthorized

Then i get pop-up on the mobile to accept RSA key, and when I allowed this, I finally get "online"

c:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
7e34d88 device

I hope this will help anybody.

 

[twig]

Hi Haldy.

Thank you very much for your post.

My ADB installations are latest.

G:\Android\sdk\platform-tools>adb version
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.31

Where did you download MiPhone 2.11.6 ?
I can't seem to find it.

*edit* Beautiful, I didn't need MiPhone at all.
What I did was:

* Plug in phone
* Go to device manager and made sure the "Android Composite ADB device" was showing up properly
* Right click
* Update drivers
* Choose "automatic"

Windows has the right one and it works! Now able to debug via USB.
So happy, makes my life so much easier

 

[_jordan_]

I still can't get this to work on Ubuntu.

I give up.

Sent from my Xiaomi MI2S

 

[twig]

I give up.

I haven't updated my phone since I first opened this thread.
Nothing has changed except for the Google ADB drivers.
Fixed this problem on both my PC and laptop, so I'm guessing something was fixed along the line.

Try it with the latest everything, and keep your fingers crossed?

 

[_jordan_]

Finally got it. Gave up for a while and started searching around today.

In terminal emulator on Ubuntu, type:

echo 0x2717 >> ~/.android/adb_usb.ini

To verify 0x2717 was written to adb_usb.ini:

cat ~/.android/adb_usb.ini

Credit:
1.)http://en.miui.com/thread-2050-2-1.html
2.) http://forums.androidcentral.com/am...-how-enable-adb-kindle-fire-ubuntu-linux.html


Sent from my MI 2SC