Hello, friend! Firstly, I'd like to thank you for viewing this thread! Secondly, I'd like to thank you for ANY help ahead of time!
I must say that this has been a pretty rocky road, but I am hoping to gain some traction! I am not all that new to Android modifications and certainly not new to the Linux command line. Due to these two truths, it amazes me just how much difficulty I am having with my current project. I recently purchased a device from an up-and-coming manufacturer. It is a beautiful, powerful, and well crafted device! Sadly, due to the little recognition the manufacture gets, there is limited ROM support. Even more so, there is limited recovery support. Of course, by little, I mean zero. This was not a problem to me, however! I am a "If you want it, you do it yourself." kind of person. It's a bit more frustrating than the root, recovery, backup, flash system I've been able to follow in the past, but I know it will make the end outcome that much sweeter. Through a bit of research, I've found that I seemingly am able to completely circumvent the need to port Clockworkmod by simply using UniFlash on my excruciatingly slow Windows based laptop. From there, I am left with needing to port the ROM I desire, Cyanogenmod 12, to my device. I've come to learn that I do not need to build from source, rather I can tailor an existing recovery to fit my device. I am unsure if that is true, so that may need to be cleared up. I've went ahead and installed the adb and found my way to a porting guide on the Cyanogenmod Wiki. This is where I am running into problems, humorously early. I do not seem to have adb permissions for my device.
When attempting to grab my build.prop, I get this return:
After realizing my computer may not see the device, I tried to see which were connected:
It seems I do not have any access to the device at all. USB Debugging is connected, it is a rooted device, and it is set show as a USB Storage. I'm sure if I can at least get this fixed, I should be able to find my way through the rest of the guide myself.
Thank you for any help I can receive!
I must say that this has been a pretty rocky road, but I am hoping to gain some traction! I am not all that new to Android modifications and certainly not new to the Linux command line. Due to these two truths, it amazes me just how much difficulty I am having with my current project. I recently purchased a device from an up-and-coming manufacturer. It is a beautiful, powerful, and well crafted device! Sadly, due to the little recognition the manufacture gets, there is limited ROM support. Even more so, there is limited recovery support. Of course, by little, I mean zero. This was not a problem to me, however! I am a "If you want it, you do it yourself." kind of person. It's a bit more frustrating than the root, recovery, backup, flash system I've been able to follow in the past, but I know it will make the end outcome that much sweeter. Through a bit of research, I've found that I seemingly am able to completely circumvent the need to port Clockworkmod by simply using UniFlash on my excruciatingly slow Windows based laptop. From there, I am left with needing to port the ROM I desire, Cyanogenmod 12, to my device. I've come to learn that I do not need to build from source, rather I can tailor an existing recovery to fit my device. I am unsure if that is true, so that may need to be cleared up. I've went ahead and installed the adb and found my way to a porting guide on the Cyanogenmod Wiki. This is where I am running into problems, humorously early. I do not seem to have adb permissions for my device.
When attempting to grab my build.prop, I get this return:
Code:
user@mypc:~$ adb pull /system/build.prop
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: insufficient permissions for deviceCode:
user@mypc:~$ adb devices
List of devices attached
???????????? no permissionsThank you for any help I can receive!
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