ADB on laptop Android installation

cwallen19803

cwallen19803

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I've installed LineageOS, a port of Android x86, on a laptop. The "standard" Android x86 iso installed but got hung up in a loop during the welcome phase. Lineage works OK, so far. Doesn't run Angry Birds, wrong hardware. Doesn't run Microsoft Edge. Could be a 386 vs 686 thing. What it is. This is a play machine with Debian 11, Windows 7 Embeded and now, Android. What is the triple of dual boot? Thruple boot?

I have Macrodroid installed on it, and I'm wondering how to go about running the ADB commands on it to get those permissions, etc.

Normally, I would connect my device, phone or tablet, to my Windows PC and get it done. I know how.

How does that work in this circumstance? Can I connect wirelessly? I know I don't have a USB suicide cable (maybe I do in my box of cables, but do I use it).

Hints or reccomendations, if you have any.

Thanks.
 
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cwallen19803

cwallen19803

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I got a little further. I was able to connect via wi-fi, but adb devices -l shows "unauthorized device".
Normally, on my phone, there is a popup requesting validation of the adb connection. The laptop doesn't show that popup.

I may be out of luck.
 
FrameXX

FrameXX

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What Android version are you even using? Since you are propably not going to connect your computer to another computer via USB your only option is wireless debugging.
 
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Endercraft

Endercraft

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cwallen19803 said:
I got a little further. I was able to connect via wi-fi, but adb devices -l shows "unauthorized device".
Normally, on my phone, there is a popup requesting validation of the adb connection. The laptop doesn't show that popup.

I may be out of luck.
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Have you tried revoking USB debugging authorizations ?
 
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