Thanks HoboJ. The /etc/udev/rules.d file worked for me!!! I'm running WS 11.1.2 and this problem just recently cropped up. I originally thought it was due to Android Studio, so I switch to my Wi...
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Thanks HoboJ. The /etc/udev/rules.d file worked for me!!! I'm running WS 11.1.2 and this problem just recently cropped up. I originally thought it was due to Android Studio, so I switch to my Win7 host and ran AS fine. I prefer to develop Android apps in my linux guest, and so that was painful, but then I ran adb logcat in my guest, and my linux shell went to a crawl and was unusable. Unfortunately, I made several changes at once before this issue appeared. I upgraded WS from 11.1.0 to 11.1.2, Debian 7.8 to 8.1, Android SDK (includes adb), AS, and possibly more. So I'm not sure what did it. Adding usb.virtualHubAuto = FALSE did not help or make any noticeable changes.