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Old 11-01-2017, 09:16 PM   #6
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What OS on your laptop?

If that is Linux -
Then it just looks like your missing a u-dev rule.

For each case in your last post, do:
Code:
 
lsusb
and post.

I am betting that you will find that the KOA has a new (newer than your udev database) vendor/device pair.

(And most likely that is because of the partial support for Android. I.E: So external USB detection can tell the difference between Amazon/Linux and Google/Linux.)

PS: If you use the code-/code tag pair, the mono-spaced stuff will hold together much better.

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