Congrats for at least covering the likely SuSE specific issues and finally
arriving at what might be a more generic problem with the Eclipse Plugin which
ironically might be much easier to find the solution...
If you're looking at what I think is your problem, the common solution is to
downlo
Awhile back on this group was mentioned at least once whether it was possible
to launch Android in VMware.
A little over 24 hrs ago the Android LiveCD project released its latest (v.0.3)
and IMO it looks pretty good in VMware.
http://code.google.com/p/live-android/
Some notes:
- I strongly rec
Unless someone can answer definitively based on the phone's technical
information,
Based on observation only, it's not possible based on general USB architecture.
In any USB connection, one endpoint is designated the Host and multiple guests
can connect to that Host (IIRC theoretically 256 dev
You can run adb against any Android device connected in debugging mode
(supported on at least the G1).
ADB basically enables a remote console to your device, although technically ADB
will generally work carriers like T-Mobile may/are putting their own
restrictions on what you can do from the l
ike
to run the emulator on a different machine than the local development machine.
Just like I get to do on vmware.
More over emulators should ideally run on vmware. Lesser learning curve for
large teams.
Siddharth
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 11:00 PM, Tony Su wrote:
Still,
If someone wanted to pu
Am having problems with this both as a User and relating possibility to
Development.
Anything I compile to the dimensions of the G1 screen trying CIF, HCIF and
QCIF, MP4 video and using the 3GP container will display fine on another
platform (eg workstation) but when deployed to the G1 fills th
are billions of threads on the internet of
> > people with the same problem as us and nobody has a solution. This is
> > a problem you idiots FIX IT
>
> > Or at least update the stupid developer page to say your CRAP usb
> > driver will not work with Vista 32 so s
IMO the question more to the point is what license you want to release your
software.
If you release closed source unless you encrypt or thoroughly obfuscate your
code will likely be accessible to others anyway.
Applying the proper license assigns rights to your Users and anyone else with
acces
Still,
If someone wanted to put the work into it, the problem is solvable.
The example to look at is Microsoft's Visual Studio, launching the VS mobile
device emulators don't use inordinate resources. This capability is likely
built into VS because when you launch the MS standalone mobile devic
I don't think there is such thing as an AVD utility, at least there isn't such
a thing in my SDK.
Tony
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From: ain
Sent: Mon, 6/29/2009 10:05pm
To: Android Beginners
Subject: [android-beginners] creating an avd
Ihave looked around on the internet for a solution to
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All the spam over the past week has been coming from this account...
Tony
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Sent: Mon, 6/29/2009 6:37pm
To: Android Beginners
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I've been looking at this,
There is an Android Mono project, and the Mono runtime is available to end
Users through Market.
http://www.koushikdutta.com/2009/01/compiling-mono-under-android-build.html
It works by a kind of Interopt translating C# calls into Java.
But, I don't know how useful
I'm interested in this as well...
At least with my experience with Visual Studio, normally you can't import an
install package unless the IDE (in this case Eclipse) has the ability to
reverse engineer and extract the source code from the package.
I'm also interested in whether Eclipse can be
Thx,
First, the PATH to the tools directory is ambiguous in the Windows version of
the SDK... there isn't one directory, there are two directories (again, in the
1.5r2 SDK) one holding the updated versions of files for Cupcake and the other
holding version 1.1 files.
And, the android file d
Hope it's not off-topic asking questions about a specific learning resource in
this forum...
Book is the Commonsware book "Android Programming Tutorials" by Mark Murphy.
After skimming the "Beginner's" book, I'm starting to setup the Android Build
environment first on a Windows machine for th
I read about this recently as a common reason for battery drain, once the data
network is accessed, it doesn't time out and stays on "forever" (of course
unless either forcibly terminated or the system is powered off).
Is there a known reason for this? It's curious because this is the first dat
I just went through all that.
I wasn't able to get unrestricted root access to implement any of the
workarounds posted on the Internet. I tried using Telnet and remote ADP,
T-Mobile seems to have closed that security hole on all current Android images.
In the end, I setup my Google account bef
On this related subject,
I may have a need to create the APK using only the command line (not using
Eclipse).
I didn't seem to notice that the Android SDK supports this, am I missing
something?
For that matter, what exactly are the different options how to create an APK?
Are there other packa
As a person has used Windows Mobile/CE devices for over 6 years and been
developing for the mobile platform for over 4 years, I think I can offer some
perspective...
First, regarding G1 availability, costs and restrictions (since to date
anything else is largely vaporware or just launching)...
d-beginners/browse_thread/thread/ff713181959c48ee/98dbfe1887d671c0
R/
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Tony Su wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> When I connect a G1 to Vista SP1, the phone is automatically recognized and
> Vista's own USB driver (WpdFs.dll and WUDFRd.sys) is
Howdy,
Just verifying that at least at this time, it seems that the regular Cupcake
update being pushed down by T-Mobile removes all access to root?
If so, I assume that gain access to root would require either reflashing to an
earlier "non-cupcake" version or one of the modified images floating
Howdy,
When I connect a G1 to Vista SP1, the phone is automatically recognized and
Vista's own USB driver (WpdFs.dll and WUDFRd.sys) is installed, but that driver
doesn't work.
Nothing I try seems to update or change the USB driver to the one supplied by
the SDK...
Have tried
uninstalling the
Finally got the ADT installed into Eclipse just now.
Recommend KISS instructions(default steps don't seem to work), I don't know why
"no repository found" kept displaying when trying to connect using SSL and also
pointing to the compressed SDK file, but it finally worked pointing to the web
sour
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