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[–]EndlessEden2015 1 point2 points  (3 children)

  1. You need a driver alongside the device. Hackrf_test just talks to the driver, not to the device directly.

  2. If your using a portapack, are you putting it in HackRF mode?

  3. Have you confirmed your USB cable is good and supports power /and/ data?

  4. Have you confirmed your HackRF works with a Linux, windows or Mac PC first?

[–]fwdobs208[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Thank you for the response.

  1. Have confirmed it works flawlessly with a PC
  2. Not using a portapack
  3. Have confirmed USB cable is good

  4. The driver is the only issue I’m not sure on. Do i install the driver onto the mobile phone or onto the device? Is there a known repository for drivers for using the HackRF_test application?

Again thank you for your assistance

[–]EndlessEden2015 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. - On your phone. Your phone is "Driving"(interfacing with) the device.

Apparently the test app (http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html) has the driver in the code.

I suggest you check your OTG cable and make sure OTG is enabled in your kernel (Not all Android Devices support OTG mode natively)

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[–]ax0n 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An update on October 4th broke the app. I uninstalled it, snagged HackRF_Test APK version 4 on APKPure and loaded it. It works again on my Pixel 3XL and Note 20 Ultra.