Android電話はUbuntuで認識されていません -- usb フィールド と connection-issues フィールド と linux フィールド と motorola-milestone フィールド android 関連 問題

I have an Android Phone (a Motorola Milestone) and trying to connect it to my Ubuntu Maverick (10.10). The problem is that i can't even charge it using USB, so there's no message on the phone nor on the computer that a device has been connected.

I also have a Laptop running Ubuntu Maverick aswell and there I can access the phone via USB.

I already created the 51-android.rules file with the according settings, but it didn't work. And I guess this rules-file doesnt matter in this case, because my laptop doesn't event have this file.

Other USB devices like external hard drives can be used as usual, the USB cable itself can't be the problem, because I can use it on my laptop and it works.

I really don't know what the problem could be.

It is also not listet in lsusb on my computer.

Did anybody have a similar problem?

Thank you in advance for any help!

I'm guessing the power output from the port is low, although I would think the hard drive wouldn't work either. You could try connecting your phone to a powered USB hub, and connected the hub to the computer. Or if you have a desktop, it could be a power supply problem, in which case you could try one with a higher wattage.

In my experience the udev rules are only required for fastboot and this shouldn't be related to charging.

Endless hours were spent trying to connect my Motorola Razr to my computer. This finally worked:

Go to Google Playstore on the phone. Download Motorola PIM (all upper case). If you have an extended battery case/charger on the phone, remove the phone and insert the USB cable into the port on the top of the phone.

Or

Download xe2x80x9cAirDroidxe2x80x9d and connect wirelessly.

Hope this helps someone!

Not a fix, but a work around. My tablet wont appear on my Unbuntu laptop if I use USB 3. It DOES work if I either use a USB 2 port, or a USB 2.0 micro cable, forcing the tablet to use USB 2.