Hello Community,

1. On your G1, go to Settings Applications Development [X] USB debugging
2. Download this file: android_usb_windows.zip
3. Unzip it to a folder
4. Connect your G1 with your PC
5. When it asks for driver location choose the unzipped folder
6. You'll see sth like "HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface" on success
7. (Re)Start Eclipse
8. Your G1 should now be listed in the DDMS-Perspective under Devices
9. Go to the AndroidManifest.xml of your App and modify it to contain [font=Courier New]android:debuggable="true" [/font] in the <application ... >-Tag
10. Go Debug

Btw:
You can now install (signed)APKs via USB:

D:ProgrammedevAndroidandroid-sdk-windows-1.0_r1tools>adb -d install D:WorkspacekeytoolsAndNav_signed.apk
1305 KB/s (1975987 bytes in 1.478s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/AndNav_signed.apk
Success

And uninstall them:

D:ProgrammedevAndroidandroid-sdk-windows-1.0_r1tools>adb uninstall org.andnav
Success

/plusminus for anddev.org

i haven't tried this yet, but is there a linux driver? i do all my dev work on linux so i'd like to be able to upload from there.

Got no linux but there might also be a special driver, because it handles the adb-connection to your device.

spirolateral wrote:i haven't tried this yet, but is there a linux driver? i do all my dev work on linux so i'd like to be able to upload from there.

The official documentation has some Linux information. Unfortunately this is going to depend on which Linux you use.

http://code.google.com/android/intro/de ... cehardware

Xav wrote:

spirolateral wrote:i haven't tried this yet, but is there a linux driver? i do all my dev work on linux so i'd like to be able to upload from there.

The official documentation has some Linux information. Unfortunately this is going to depend on which Linux you use.

http://code.google.com/android/intro/de ... cehardware

awesome! thanks a lot.

hmm and I need one for Mac

anyone get this working on ubuntu? i followed the instructions and it doesn't work.

Does this allow you to use the adb shell on the device?

Basically I'm wondering if it gives you the same access to device and device files as the emulator gives you...

Yes you can use ADB but you'll need the driver.

Hmmm I continually get...

"USB Device Not Recognized"

If I try to search for the drivers and specify the location of the unzipped files it finds nothing. Or if I try to point directly to the "android_usb.inf" it says the location does not contain information about my hardware.

Anyone else ever seen this?

Hi,
I post this issue here and looking for help.
I followed the instruction to install android_usb_windows on my laptop. My laptop is running XP with SP3. For some reasons, installation is failure. System show "cannot install this hardware, there was a problem installing this hardware...HTC Dream Composite ADB interface". I also tried other laptop that is also running XP. It's installed successfully. I am wondering if one of system files is corrupt on my problem laptop. Any tips would be appreciated...

zh1479 wrote:Hi,
I post this issue here and looking for help.
I followed the instruction to install android_usb_windows on my laptop. My laptop is running XP with SP3. For some reasons, installation is failure. System show "cannot install this hardware, there was a problem installing this hardware...HTC Dream Composite ADB interface". I also tried other laptop that is also running XP. It's installed successfully. I am wondering if one of system files is corrupt on my problem laptop. Any tips would be appreciated...

Additional info:
I guess problem may be caused by HP 6910 that I am using now. When I tried to install driver on a few same HP model, I got similar problem. The driver could not be installed. Does anyone have similar problem on HP laptop? Thanks.

will this work with a standard G1 Phone or do i need to get it unlocked/buy a development G1?

Standard G1 is good, as the driver got released in octobre, when the Dev 1 hasn't been released yet for months.

oh sweet! get mine tomorrow - can't wait to get into hardcore coding for Android

been playing with the emulator - pretty cool!

thanks!