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So I switched from Win to Ubuntu 11.10 for my Android development. In the same way as ADB drivers for Win7 was a problem, something weird is happening in Ubuntu as well. I try to run a (runnable) application, but my connected Desire S is somehow not recognized. See the what happens here:
I have tried doing this but it doesn’t help. Do I have to install something to make this work? Really annoying that this issue arises in Ubuntu as well, I thought it was not supposed to?
This is because you have not given permissions in Ubuntu to access the Phone
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html