[sugarfiend]

Hello there,I have a Clone Eken M001 running SlateDroid and I an trying to get ADB setup so that I can try to fix a couple of annoying issues with it.The m001 is set in USB developers mode but when I plug it in it does not download the correct drivers. It only installs the USB memory drive drivers. When I run "adb devices" I do not see it. I have found a page that outlines manual installation of the drivers but I am not sure which ones to use (they give several links to downloads). Thank you

 

[agraham]

I don't think it is possible to use the USB drivers with an M001 but you if you have WiFi then you can use adb over the network. You need the IP address of the M001 which you can find by pressing on the connected network in Home -> Menu - > Settings - Wireless controls -> WiFi settings. You need to put the M001 in USB developers mode as you have done - this starts the adb daemon on the M001.Open a command window on your PC and enter "adb connect 192.168.0.3:5555" Replace the IP address with the one for your M001. "adb devices" should show you are connected. You can now use adb normally. I can even run and fully debug programs over the network using the Eclipse IDE as long as I connect adb before starting Eclipse - and no, you don't need root for this to work.

 

[alvinthen]

Hi, do i need to be using slatedroid firmware if i wanted to fully debug using Eclipse? I've tried before connecting through network (ip:5555), adb shows that my m001 is connected, but i get this from eclipseActivityManager: /system/bin/sh: am: not foundany help pls, thanks!

 

[agraham]

Nope. Right now I am running my Basic interpreter on my M001 (with almost stock 1.9.1 ROM) from the Eclipse debugger. I just connect it over the network before starting Eclipse and it works fine.

 

[hiddenevil]

Hi there I'm in a similair situation, i'm trying to do the market fix on my m001, i can't even gain access using the devices ip address.