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I still get the error from the terminal and gmtp crashes when i click on "connect".
The gmtp says the following in the shell:
Device 0 (VID=18d1 and PID=4ee1) is UNKNOWN.
Please report this VID/PID and the device model to the libmtp development team
PTP_ERROR_IO: failed to open session, trying again after resetting USB interface
LIBMTP libusb: Attempt to ...
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It sounds like your ROM doesn't properly reset settings when the sdcard is re-enabled (since it obviously becomes unavailable to the OS when using USB Mass Storage). Unfortunately, this is likely an issue with your ROM and I don't think there is a likely setting that would fix it.
However, in Android 3.0, Google added MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) support ...
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Lol, for just an hour?
It is possible, I know few people who used it ad it worked verry well...
Basically, you need a software for PC and one for Android, both installed on the devices you want to use for that "experiment". It would work, but it depends of the "performance" of the both PC and Android, but it might have some sound problems because of the ...
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adb on Debian/Ubuntu is currently as 1.0.29 connecting to android 4.2.2+ devices requires 1.0.31 which causes this error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-tools/+bug/1131163
you can either manually install the latest android development kit or wait until the debian folks upgrade teh package
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This is a common problem with Android and Ubuntu. I got around this by using ADB to transfer the data.
Turn ADB on in your phones settings and make sure you have downloaded the ADB package on your computer (http://www.webupd8.org/2012/08/install-adb-and-fastboot-android-tools.html). Then run in terminal:
adb devices
to check that your device is ...
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USB and MHL share the same pins on the connector. Once the phone is in MHL mode, there is no USB capability. So, currently you can't use MHL and USB simultaneously.
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There is no such PC app at the moment that allows you more than just data transfer and access. Running applications is a strict no.
However, using adb shell you can run commands from PC or Mac, on an android. More powerful if you also have a busybox installed on your device
For eclipse, you have Android's own SDK which includes AVD (emulator). Look at the ...
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This doesn't belong here, but that aside...
You don't really "install" the drivers. The framework needed for USB OTG is often found in custom kernels, you should be looking there.
This question is also probably best asked on the forum thread of the custom ROM you flashed. A quick look at your device's forum on XDA shows a fully working stock-based Custom ...
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Often fastboot drivers are different from the ones used by Recovery mode and/or fully-booted Android system. I would recommend re-installing the USB drivers on your PC. You may need to delete existing drivers that Windows picked up. Full instructions with driver download for Nexus 4 here:
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Plug your phone into your computer.
Go to Device ...
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To make one of eldarerathis' cons less critical:
One could use Tasker or Locale together with the Secure Settings plugin to automatically toggle USB Debugging on for safe locations (based e.g. on cell towers, network/GPS location, WiFi networks connected or in reach), and toggle it off (exit-task with Tasker) when leaving such. With a NFC tag and the Locale ...
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