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I am developing an android app and am now ready to publish it to my device (HTC Desire). The only thing is I am using ubuntu and I am having trouble doing so. I have found some help on the internet regarding installing the drivers, only I need something called “adb devices”, however in the latest android sdk it has been moved and now I can’t find it. The SDK is up to date. Has anyone else had trouble getting linux to recognize their HTC device?
Cheers!
HTC devices work quite nicely under Linux, without any drivers whatsoever. I’ve used a HTC wildfire under ubuntu with no problems.
adb is an executable file. You can find it in the platform-tools subdirectory of the SDK. “devices” just a parameter to that command (adb devices lists all devices connected).