> This was in Windows - but a reboot did the trick anyway.
> I think the problem is caused by disconnecting the phone from the USB
> without properly exiting out of the adb shell... maybe.
> Thanks
> Rob
> On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 12:32 AM, ______ <luke.hu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > adb scans /dev/bus/usb and its subdirectory for device nodes when
> > detecting phones. Try the following to see what nodes are listed in
> > your system:
> > ls -lR /dev/bus/usb
> > Also try "lshal | less" and look for entries for the G1 to see what
> > the actual device node is that the phone is using.
> > Sounds like your distro is somehow busted though -- perhaps udev is
> > broken and is creating a new device node each time you plug in, but is
> > not removing the node when you unplug... If that is the case you can
> > safely delete the extra device nodes without causing harm (once you
> > determine which other ones correspond to USB controllers/hubs etc. in
> > your system! Again, use lshal)
> > On Oct 30, 3:28 pm, Rob Franz <rob.fr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi all
> > > Is there a way to clear the list of devices?
> > > What I'm seeing:
> > > $ adb devices
> > > List of devices attached
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 offline
> > > HT842GZ47827 device
> > > I've tried restarting the phone but the 'offline' entries don't go
> > > away. This is making it impossible to initiate a shell or logcat:
> > > $ adb shell
> > > error: more than one device and emulator
> > > Is there a way to do this without rebooting my computer.
> > > Thanks- Hide quoted text -
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