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[Christopher Noel Hesse <raymanfx@xxxxxxxxx>]

If you want a 'clean' solution without having to run adb with sudo
permissions each time, either

1) Add the correct udev rules for your device

or

2) Update you adb binary (android-sdk). I had the issue when I compiled
4.2.2 and could not access my device (Xperia S) via adb, exactly the same
error. But that was because my adb binary was the one for 4.2.1, and they
introduced that (sh*tty, painful in my opinion) new security feature,
refusing adb access as long as you did not accept your PC's RSA keys et
all. Well, long story short, upgrading my adb binary did the trick for me.


2013/3/6 Cyrille Ngassam Nkwenga <cyrildz@xxxxxxxxx>

> many Thanks !  It works, I add to "sudo adb kill-server" and then "sudo
> adb root"
>
> many thanks, since the start of the week I couldn't find any answer
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Cyrille Ngassam Nkwenga <cyrildz@xxxxxxxxx
> > wrote:
>
>> Hello all ,
>> I installed ubuntu touch on my razr the os boots well, the only issue I
>> have is I can't get adb working. Wenn trying to run adb i got unsufficient
>> right on device. I tried with sudo too,  still the same issue. Cozld some
>> one point ne to a way resolve this issue ?
>> What i want to do with adb is to chroot the phone and then install some
>> apps.
>> Thanks
>>
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