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Root ADB device not found

WilliamKF

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I'm trying to install Cyanogenmod on my Xoom Verizon Stingray and am now stuck with a bricked device. The current status is the Xoom boots into ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.4 but if I try to boot it returns to ClockworkMod. I think this is because I messed up the /system partition trying to install ClockworkMod incorrectly to system instead of correct recovery (which I later did):

fastboot flash recovery your_recovery_image.img

I think I need to find a way to copy the CyanogenMod image to the /sdcard and I will be good, but I cannot figure out that step presently.

I'm running ADB on Macintosh OS X. But, I no longer see the device:

bash-3.2$ adb shell mount /data
error: device not found
bash-3.2$ adb push update.zip /sdcard/
error: device not found

Also 'fastboot devices' gives blank output, nothing found now and 'Factory Reset' option in ClockworkMod Recovery does not help.

How can I get the device visible again and copy the image to it so I can install?
 
Alright, apparently switching from one Macintosh to another was an issue, on the new macintosh, I don't see the device, but on the original one I do, so I'm moving back to the original Macintosh:

$ ./adb devices
List of devices attached
028040c740c0b5d7 recovery

The device is seen. So, how can I copy the image over? I can mount, but copy just hangs, how long should I wait before killing it?

$ ./adb shell mount /data
$ ./adb push /Users/Robin/Downloads/update.zip /sdcard/
 
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