cannot find android.c and f_adb.c in linux 4 under drivers/usb/gadget
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cannot find android.c and f_adb.c in linux 4 under drivers/usb/gadget
Hi,
I need some help with the usb-adb functionality in linux. I need to enable the adb functionality in linux 4.9, but I am unable to find any adb related stuff. It is there is linux 3.10 under drivers/usb/gadget/f_adb.c and android.c which is not there in the linux 4.9. I wanna know whether linux have stopped up-porting the adb functionality in latest kernels or does they changes the path?
You have posted the same question in two forums. This is in violation of LQ rules (which I suggest you read, they are not bad rules).
I recommend that you select ONE thread to preserve, and close the other.
Never mind, I see the other is now closed. Fast work!
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