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Firefox OS Device - ADB Devices Not Found Solution
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| Check the System Report (Mac) or the Device Manager (Win) or lsusb (linux) to see if the device is seen on the USB port | |
| If the device cannot be found under USB ports, it is a USB issue. Not ADB or FxOS | |
| Otherwise, if it is recognized by the computer: | |
| Make sure this file exists: ~/.android/adb_usb.ini | |
| Check to see this is somewhere in the file: 0x05c6 | |
| If it's not, type this into the terminal: echo 0x05c6 >> ~/.android/adb_usb.ini | |
| Run this: adb kill-server | |
| Run this: adb devices | |
| If the FxOS device is still missing, continue on. | |
| Unplug your device | |
| Shutdown your Mac | |
| Disable "Debugging via USB" | |
| Power off your device | |
| Power on your Mac | |
| Power on your device | |
| Enable "ADB Only" or "ADB and DevTools" on your FxOS device | |
| Connect your device to your Mac | |
| Run "adb devices" |
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Instead of hard coding the defacto device ID of Firefox OS devices[05c6], you would need to append the the device ID of your specific device, which you can obtain from running
lsusband noting the first 4 digits following ID.Example:- Suppose your device ID is 1234, then you'd need to do:
echo 0x1234 >> ~/.android/adb_usb.ini
adb kill-server
adb devices
This would most probably list your device.