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For Windows, Google provides USB Driver but Google USB Driver is not compatible with Mac OS and I read that anything did not need to Mac OS and Linux.
I’ve already set “USB Debugging ON” on my android device.
Followings are my development environment.
OS: Mac OS 10.6.8
Android Device: Google Nexus S
Android OS: 4.0.3
IDE: Eclipse SDK 3.7.2
The application I make uses camera, so I need to debug with devices.
It should just work.
I would imagine there’s something else going on. Plug your phone in and try listing it from the command line:
If it’s not, try restarting the adb server:
After you restart the server, if the device still isn’t listed, unplug then plug in again to a different USB port. Failing that, restart the system.
Once the device appears when using the
$ adb devicescommand, try obtaining a shell:If that fails, I would make sure your SKD is up to date as well as the ADT Eclipse plugin.