FYI, HeatSync will be hosting our Google IO extended event at the end of this month, and our new 'Hack Nights" every month. So, if you can't make the BBQ tomorrow, there will be plenty of other opportunities to check it out.
> FYI, HeatSync will be hosting our Google IO extended event at the end of
> this month, and our new 'Hack Nights" every month. So, if you can't make
> the BBQ tomorrow, there will be plenty of other opportunities to check it
> out.
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On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 3:10 PM, John Moore <repl...@tinyvital.com> wrote:
> Hey Mike,
> Have you ever done adb debugging over TCP/IP? I'm trying and failing.
> Thanks
> John
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On Saturday, June 9, 2012, John Moore wrote:
> Hey Mike,
> Have you ever done adb debugging over TCP/IP? I'm trying and failing.
> Thanks
> John
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> Hey Mike,
> Have you ever done adb debugging over TCP/IP? I'm trying and failing.
> Thanks
> John
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>> I've used adb over tcp/ip. What isn't working for you?
> ADBD on my Droid-X appears to not go into network mode. It works fine > on my Xoom.
> Go figure.
> I am using the unrooted approach
> John
>> Regards,
>> Gregory
>> On Saturday, June 9, 2012, John Moore wrote:
>> Hey Mike,
>> Have you ever done adb debugging over TCP/IP? I'm trying and
>> failing.
>> Thanks
>> John
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> why not try rooting ? can't imagine using my phones or tablet without > root & cyanogen ics
Frankly, I'm nervous about it. As I understand it, rooting may keep me from getting upgrades. Also, I guess rooting reflashes the rom so it can brick the phone.
But I'm open to advice on this. As a long time Unix guy, having root access to my own property seems like a good idea.
> On 06/13/2012 11:23 PM, John Moore wrote:
>> On 6/12/2012 5:03 PM, Gregory Rasmussen wrote:
>>> Hey John,
>>> I've used adb over tcp/ip. What isn't working for you?
>> ADBD on my Droid-X appears to not go into network mode. It works fine >> on my Xoom.
>> Go figure.
>> I am using the unrooted approach
>> John
>>> Regards,
>>> Gregory
>>> On Saturday, June 9, 2012, John Moore wrote:
>>> Hey Mike,
>>> Have you ever done adb debugging over TCP/IP? I'm trying and
>>> failing.
>>> Thanks
>>> John
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> On 6/14/2012 10:10 AM, john.tiger wrote:
>> why not try rooting ? can't imagine using my phones or tablet >> without root & cyanogen ics
> Frankly, I'm nervous about it. As I understand it, rooting may keep me > from getting upgrades. Also, I guess rooting reflashes the rom so it > can brick the phone.
It's the opposite - by rooting you will have the latest upgrades (ie ICS). If you use one of the established ROMs there are excellent and easy to follow instructions - I actually think it's pretty hard to brick - and I'm not much of a hardware guy myself. check the cyanogen and xda websites. discuss it at the next meeting - I'm sure someone can help you with any questions. ICS is really nice. A year from now you won't even hesitate about putting on a new ROM. Kind of like linux - once you make the step, you'll never want to go back.
> why not try rooting ? can't imagine using my phones or tablet without
> root & cyanogen ics
> Frankly, I'm nervous about it. As I understand it, rooting may keep me
> from getting upgrades. Also, I guess rooting reflashes the rom so it can
> brick the phone.
> It's the opposite - by rooting you will have the latest upgrades (ie
> ICS). If you use one of the established ROMs there are excellent and easy
> to follow instructions - I actually think it's pretty hard to brick - and
> I'm not much of a hardware guy myself. check the cyanogen and xda
> websites. discuss it at the next meeting - I'm sure someone can help you
> with any questions. ICS is really nice. A year from now you won't even
> hesitate about putting on a new ROM. Kind of like linux - once you make
> the step, you'll never want to go back.
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