I have the same error
Did you switch to developer mode? And please add more information about your device.
Is it a chromebook? A laptop? or a desktop? We need to gather more information. And please send feedback in the system.
Appears to happen exclusively to those who ‘upgrade’ it other than reflashing them.
Can you try to flash v18, run it in the USB and switch to developer mode? If it can be determined to be OTA related, it would be a good clue.
I have Lenovo L540 notebook, i try after update from 17 to 18, and after installing fydeos 18 from usb and have the same error
Please check the BIOS to see whether it’s on legacy boot.
Please check the BIOS to see whether it’s on legacy boot.
If your device can’t be switched to developer mode, you can try to switch to UEFI boot in BIOS, some users have successfully solved the problem.
Succes! Change into UEFI only in bios enable developer mode in FydeOS, Thank You
No, I installed it by flashed USB and I have the same problem, I put the system on my laptop
That worked for me in 24h
I am using Asus viviobook intel core i3-7th
This is happening to all the users who updated from 17 to 18. I have got the thing done :).
For some reason the ‘shell’ command in cosh and dev mode is not working and that is not the thing I am going to fix. I used adb and Device ID apk to do things. Here is how.
- Enable the Linux Subsystem(if you have you are good )
- type
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install adb
- Now
adb connect 100.115.92.2:5555
- It will pop up android windows and ask for authorization. Do that.
- So type
adb devices
- If it says unauthorized type
adb kill-server
Thenadb start-server
- You can try reboot if unauthorized stays.
- Download the Device ID apk and move it to the linux file system from downloads.
- so type
ls
- Copy the app name ( if there is ’ ’ with the name copy that too)
- type
adb install <the app name>
- It should say success.
- Go to https://www.google.com/android/uncertified
- Login to your gmail.
- copy the GSF ID and paste it in the box.
- Hit registered.
- shutdown your device and go do something else. It should be working after a while.
Make sure you have registered android ids at the bottom of the registration page after registration.
ChromeOS old weys ! the cloud ready neverware weys… adb wax on / wax off… Not needed just turn in the developer mode and disable rootfs.
Hi, I tried to apply all the instructions but at the end I have a syntax error and i could not install device id. How can i fix it.