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- #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING ANDROID#
Press the Back button, and near the About SHIELD setting, enter Developer options. Scroll to the bottom and tap the row labeled Build number at least seven times. Scroll to the bottom and select About SHIELD. Select the Settings icon on the home page. 
When your device boots, you should now activate Developer Mode. Once it is powered down, release the SHIELD button, then press and hold for a few seconds to power it back up again. Hold the SHIELD button down until the device turns off. Reboot your device by using one of the two following methods:. Flash with the following commands, in sequence, from the directory where files were unzipped:. Your device's bootloader is now unlocked. Press the SHIELD button to confirm the unlock. Press the Home button on the device to highlight Unlock. You can unlock the bootloader by doing the following steps: The device must have an unlocked bootloader to flash the image. Your device may have shipped with a locked bootloader. If this does not work, we suggest that you uninstall the device, rescan, and try again. \win_usb_driver subfolder where the SHIELD OS image is located. #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING DRIVERS#
Select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING DRIVER#
Select Browse my computer for driver software. #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING UPDATE#
Right-click and select to update the driver. As the device should have changed from SHIELD to fastboot, click Rescan. Go to your Control Panel > Device Manager. At this point, if you see your device, you can skip this step. You can do this simply by checking that your device appears in the device list. Check that you have the drivers installed for fastboot bootloader mode. At this point you should not do anything, as you have reached fastboot mode. 
Here you will see a list of options starting with Continue.
Connect the device to your host system with the provided micro-USB cable. #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING ANDROID#
Turn on your NVIDIA SHIELD device and boot it to the Android home screen. #ADB FASTBOOT DEVICES NOT SHOWING FOR ANDROID#
NOTE: The image is not automatically downloaded by the CodeWorks for Android installer, but can be obtained at.
Download and unzip the image package on your host system. To flash your SHIELD device, do the following: NVIDIA recommends obtaining the Android SDK through NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android, which provides users with a hassle-free download, and installs a wide range of important SDKs and other tools that are recommended for a SHIELD developer. This is because the adb command is used to switch the device into fastboot mode. This provides the commands adb and fastboot, which are used in the following tutorial.Īlso, the user must have the Android Composite ADB Interface already installed before proceeding with the fastboot flashing instructions. This version number can be used to hand-craft a download url for platform-tools of the needed version.In order to update the Shield OS, the user must have an existing copy of the Android SDK installed. 
At the time of this writing, the major version number of platform-tools is 12 lower than the protocol version number of adb, so for protocol version 36 as in this example, we would want platform-tools version 24.0.4 (which is 4 less than 28.0.1, which had protocol version 40). You can review the platform-tools release notes to find the latest minor version of the needed major version. So, one approach is to get a version of adb on Windows that is 4 major releases earlier than the one you have. In this example, the server is using protocol version 40, and Ubuntu's package is using version 36. If the binary protocol versions mismatch, then after running adb in Ubuntu an error is output that gives enough information to get the right binary: adb server version (40) doesn't match this client (36) killing. If you have a different version, my first step was just running adb in Windows as he suggests: > adb kill-server //if it is already running under bash shell For example, adb 7.0.0+r33-2 in Bionic will work with platform-tools 24.0.4 on Windows. Adding onto Paul's other answer, you can access the Windows adb server from Ubuntu to resolve this, but it works if and only if the two adb binaries use the same TCP protocol version.
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