Hi,
I am trying to copy the file to the emulator. I used a below command
adb push video.mp4 /sdcard/video.mp4
But its giving a below error
failed to copy video.mp4 to /sdcard/video.mp4: Read only file system
How do i solve this error ?
Thanks Regards,
P.Sriniamul
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I solved the issue:
It is not exactly about the language, but about the number-format on
the system.
Go to Control Panel Regional and Language Options and change the
Standards and formats dropdown to English (United States).
I had used german settings before, so I suppose it is all about the
Dave,
Thank you very much for replying soon. I understand how to push my mp4 in a
sd card and retrive the same.
I am a bit curious to know limitation of doing this.
1. sd card may not be an part of all the Android devices.
2. If it is the case, all users may not purchase it as an extra item
hi there
According to the release notes of Android SDK 0.9 release 1 , we can
place a call between two emulator instances by dialling the emulator
number from another emulator.
But when i try this out it flashes a message saying Not Registered
On Network.
Do we have a solution to this. Any
Hi,
I am writing an application to get a grip of basic sprite animation. I
have a surfaceCreated method which looks like this:
public void surfaceCreated(SurfaceHolder holder) {
mPacManThread.setRunning(true);
mPacManThread.start();
//this thread
Maybe you're using different versions of the SDK on your Linux and
Macbook? (i.e. 1.0_r1 on Linux and 1.0_r2 on the new Macbook)
On Jan 16, 7:47 pm, Faber Fedor faberfe...@gmail.com wrote:
I develop my app on my Linux boxes using Eclipse. Unfortunately, I have to
use my Macbook to move my app
Eddie O'Hagan wrote:
When I attempt to change the text of the textbox it does not seem to
change and I cant figure out why.
You only ever calculate the tip once, when the activity is first opened.
The tip value at that point ($0.00) is the same as the value you have in
your XML as the value of
Hi,
I want to establish a P2P connection between 2 android devices. Can it
be done?
Cheers,
Earlence
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On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 7:55 AM, Odessa Silverberg
silverberg.ode...@googlemail.com wrote:
Maybe you're using different versions of the SDK on your Linux and
Macbook? (i.e. 1.0_r1 on Linux and 1.0_r2 on the new Macbook)
Nope. Downloaded both at the same time.
To get my app to build on the
In my app, you can click New to add a new location. Obviously, the New
screen has several EditTexts on it. I want to clear the field of the
EditText when either a) the user enters the field or b) starts typing but
only if the data in the field is new data. Just like it happens in the
Contacts
Hi guys!
I have been reading some Java coding good practices and inner classes
are an important subject. I know for a fact Inner classes are
originally used to handle UI events (button clicks, keyboard type,
etc.). I was wondering if variables to handle UI elements (EditText,
Buttons,
I've got a LinearLayout (which, along with several other LinearLayouts, is
wrapped in a RelativeLayout which is wrapped in a ScrollView). The XML is
below.
I want the editName EditText and the Find Button to completely fill the
layout from left to right regardless of the screen rotation. As
On Friday 16 January 2009 12:48:26 Beni wrote:
From about 3 Weeks ago I got a Dev g1 Phone from Google. And as far as
I know I should have the Root rights because it's a Developer Phone,
right?
I do not think the developer phone ships with root enabled... seems like a
remarkable bad idea
yea thats what I decided to do but when the button is pressed it still
will not change the textview.
On Jan 17, 8:07 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Eddie O'Hagan wrote:
When I attempt to change the text of the textbox it does not seem to
change and I cant figure out why.
I'll answer my own question, maybe it will be useful to someone else.
All the pictures are accessible via the android.provider.MediaStore
content provider.
You can write some code like this to list all the images captured on
the SDCard
protected void listAllImages()
{
// List
You can call android.os.Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() to
get the path to the external storage device. That will handle the case
where recommended external store is no the SD card but some other
device.
If there is no external storage, you can try saving to your app's
private data
This will put your app's message looper to sleep for 10 seconds, which
is probably not what you want. As an alternative, you can send
yourself a delayed message, or you can have your animation thread read
the system time when it starts up and exit after the 10 seconds has
expired.
On Jan 17,
Hi there,
I'm have written a preference activity for my application, where I
want to allow the user to currently set a timeout value for GPS.
In my XML I have this in array.xml:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
resources
string-array name=list_gps_timeout
item value=220
Eddie O'Hagan wrote:
if(myCalcButton.isPressed())
{
double billNum = Double.parseDouble(myBillAmt.getText
().toString());
double preNum = Double.parseDouble(myPrecentage.getText
().toString());
myAns.setText(+calcTip(billNum,preNum));
Tane Piper wrote:
Hi there,
I'm have written a preference activity for my application, where I
want to allow the user to currently set a timeout value for GPS.
In my XML I have this in array.xml:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
resources
string-array name=list_gps_timeout
ok thanks ill give that a shot
On Jan 17, 9:32 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Eddie O'Hagan wrote:
if(myCalcButton.isPressed())
{
double billNum = Double.parseDouble(myBillAmt.getText
().toString());
double preNum =
I think I found what u were talking about.
myCalcButton.setOnClickListener(new Button.OnClickListener()
{
public void onClick(View v)
{
double billNum = Double.parseDouble(myBillAmt.getText
().toString());
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