Dreamwriter said:
640x480 is really the only resolution that every display can use - hook up the device to an old non-HD TV, and anything else will make it so the user just gets a black or scrambled screen, which is the worst possible case.
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Another note: For me (on Ubuntu) it only works when I run the "adb server" as root. Altough I set all the ownership and access rights for "/etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules" correctly, but I get no device when I run the "adb server" command as a re…
It works now; in my case, it probably was because I hadn't enabled "USB debugging" in the "Developer options" of the "Advanced Settings" on the OUYA. Try to make sure that you also have enabled the "Developer Options" in general (switch in the upper…
I'm having the exact same problem with Ubuntu 64 bit. I tried all of it as a regular user and as root (adding the 2836 line to /root/.android/adb_usb.ini as well). The device shows in the USB system:
root@msc-desktop:~# dmesg | grep 2836
[ 3.131…
