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I just bought the Nexus S with the android version 2.3.3, which I update it to 2.3.4. I use to develop my android apps in my Mac but when i tried to connect my new Nexus S with the ADB it wasn't recognized. Though the ADB worked pretty well with pass android devices.

Moreover, I connected my Nexus S with the ADB under my Linux machine and then worked as a charm.

Any suggestions on how to make the nexus s be recognized to the ADB of my Mac OS X?

EDIT:

I Found the Answer Here: http://bagosgiar.posterous.com/adb-doesnt-recognize-my-android-phone-under-m

:D

Evan P
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  • I think you have to install the USB driver, I know that happened to me on my windows 7. –  Aug 03 '11 at 08:14

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You have to install Google Usb Driver Package Revision 4. In Eclipse -> Android SDK Manager -> Available Packages -> Third party Add-ons. EDIT: My bad, it says on dev site: Note: If you're developing on Mac OS X or Linux, then you do not need to install a USB driver.

  • I am looking for it but it is not fetched in the list. Indeed it is installed Usb Driver Package Revision 2. – Evan P Aug 03 '11 at 08:33
  • Then go to Installed Packages, at Usb Driver Package Revision 2 and update it. –  Aug 03 '11 at 08:35
  • And one more thing, make sure it is set on debugging mode. I'm sure it is, but check it anyway. –  Aug 03 '11 at 08:37
  • I've check it multiple times, but the problem still :( – Evan P Aug 03 '11 at 18:57