ADB over Wifi

[dakman05]

So I'm trying to use ADB while debugging my IOIO Open Accessory implementation.. Seems like when I turn on ADB /adb over IP... OpenAccessory becomes inactive (eg ADB is breaking the OA USB connection)...But when I disable ADB, OA works fine... ADB also works but only in USB mode(no Wifi/Network adb) 

Can I force IOIO OA to stay in OA mode while I debug using wifi ADB?

[Jeff Eberl]

Yes. There was a conversation about this not long ago. The easy solution was to use bt to connect to the ioio while debugging over usb.

Open accessory won't connect if adb is on. You can disable the adb in the bootloader code, and flash that bootloader.

On Sep 30, 2012 8:44 AM, "dakman05" <dakm...@gmail.com> wrote:

So I'm trying to use ADB while debugging my IOIO Open Accessory implementation.. Seems like when I turn on ADB /adb over IP... OpenAccessory becomes inactive (eg ADB is breaking the OA USB connection)...But when I disable ADB, OA works fine... ADB also works but only in USB mode(no Wifi/Network adb) 

Can I force IOIO OA to stay in OA mode while I debug using wifi ADB?

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[Ytai Ben-Tsvi]

Almost correct: you'll need to disable ADB in the app layer code, not the bootloader. It is a matter of commenting out one line or so, then rebuilding the app firmware.

[dakman05]

its interesting because Bluetooth and Wifi ADB work simultaneously ..... for now ill probably debug that way...

[Ytai Ben-Tsvi]

When you move ADB to WiFi, the phone still present the ADB interface in the USB descriptors, but refuses an actual incoming ADB connection. There is no simple solution to this that will include both ADB and OpenAccessory. However, it is very simple to completely disable ADB in the firmware, and thus the IOIO will go straight to OpenAccessory, and you'll be able to debug over WiFi while connection to the IOIO over USB.

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[Ytai Ben-Tsvi]

By firmware I mean the firmware that's on the IOIO.

On Oct 10, 2012 9:02 AM, "Steven Van Buskirk" <stev...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey, I'm having trouble with this exact problem. Could you be little more specific in what you mean by disabling ADB in the firmware.  I'm kind of new with all of this. If ADB is disabled in the firmware how will I still be able to debug over wifi?

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[Jeff Eberl]

The firmware, on these forums, refers to the code loaded onto the IOIO. By disabling adb, IOIO won't try to connect to android via adb, and it will try to connect to android via open accessory or bluetooth. Then the phone adb port is free to debug via wifi.

BUT, buying a $5 bluetooth adaptor is easier, and you can debug via adb with USB->computer or adb with WIFI->computer.

On Oct 10, 2012 10:02 AM, "Steven Van Buskirk" <stev...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey, I'm having trouble with this exact problem. Could you be little more specific in what you mean by disabling ADB in the firmware.  I'm kind of new with all of this. If ADB is disabled in the firmware how will I still be able to debug over wifi?

On Sunday, September 30, 2012 11:02:20 PM UTC-6, Ytai wrote:

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[Iovine Francesco]

Hi Ytay,

thanks for your advice.

Do you mean that we have to comment out the protocol initialization in main.c like in the following?

Thanks a lot.