Question

I'm trying to deploy my android app to the new Nokia X android phone but it doesn't appear to devices list.

On website they say:

*The USB drivers are available via the SDK Manager under extras in Nokia X USB Driver package. When installed, the drivers can be found in \extras\nokia\usb_driver folder.*

http://developer.nokia.com/resources/library/nokia-x/getting-started/device-setup.html

I don't find it in the SDK manager. I also tried with google usb driver.

Thanks in advance!

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Solution

UPDATE:

From their own site:

The steps for installing the Nokia X packages with the SDK Manager are the following:

Open the SDK Manager and select Tools -> Manage Add-on Sites... Open User Defined Sites tab and click the New... button Enter the following URL to the Add Add-on Site URL dialog: http://tools.nokia.com/nokia-x/repository/addon.xml Copy code Click OK Click the Close button to close the Add-on Sites window

Then you need will be able to see their addon package, install it in SDK manager and see Nokia USB driver in /extras/

WINDOWS

Edit the file C:\Users\.android\adb_usb.ini and add line:

0x0421

then restart adb server.

Enabling USB debugging

In order for the ADB tool to recognise your device, you need to enable the USB debugging on the device by following these simple steps:

Launch device settings. Tap Developer options in the System section. Switch on developer options and tap OK in the query dialog shown. Enable USB debugging in the Debugging section and tap OK in the query dialog shown. Your device has now USB debugging enabled.

OTHER TIPS

On Mac OS X the procedure is as follows, see device setup guide for Linux and Windows:

1) Download and install Nokia X SDK

2) Update adb_usb.ini with Nokia X USB Vendor line in Terminal:

sudo nano ~/.android/adb_usb.ini

0x0421

3) Update and restart adb server in Terminal

sudo android update adb
adb kill-server
adb start-server

4) On Nokia X phone go to Settings > Developer Options > Allow USB debugging

5) Check for Nokia X device in Terminal

adb devices

Download ADB Driver Installer from adbdriver.com and unzip the package. Make sure you have enabled the developer options and USB debugging in your mobile, and connect to computer. Then, run ADBDriverInstaller.exe from the extracted folder. Select the device and click on Install. It worked perfectly for me. My device was then recognized in Android Studio.

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