A couple of days ago I got my HTC Legend and I’m now working with Bluetooth file-transfer. The emulator works fine for most things, but it has no BlueTooth support, so I wanted to develop directly on hardware with debugging through ADB and LogCat in Eclipse.
First I tried installing the USB-ADB-drivers that you can download through the SDK Manager. This didn’t work, I used the tricks that people suggested uninstalling HTC standard drivers and then trying to reinstall. No success. I then tried with the HTC-Sync dreading that it would a lot of bloatware, I didn’t need. But this worked like a charm.
Steps to get your HTC Legend/Hero to work as a development phone, Windows
1. Enable USD-Debugging on Phone, SETTINGS –> APPLICATIONS –> DEVELOPMENT –> USB-Debugging.
2. Uninstall any old USB-drivers using USBDeview
3. Install HTC-Sync.exe on your PC, you can find the file on the phones SD-Card.
4. Connect your phone using the HTC-Sync option (maybe optional)
5. Open a console window and navigate to the sdk/tools/adb.exe, test that your device is connected using “adb devices”. Your devices serial number should be listed.
6. Using Eclipse, install your project using Ctrl+F11 as you would on the emulator, but choose your real device as target.
7. Success, LogCat works just like normal.
Tanks….
Had the same problem, and now it works fine.
Perfekt explaination.
Jákup.
Thank you! This solution worked without a hitch.
Good work! 🙂
Thank you! This solution worked without a hitch.
+1
Thanks for leaving comments, good luck in your development adventures 🙂
Works for the HTC Legend using Android 2.2 (which wasn’t available when the above was written)
It works fine…Thanks alot