From your linux terminal:
adb logcat
To clear it:
adb logcat -c
Make sure you're either in your android-sdk-linux_86/tools directory
or that you have it added to your path otherwise you'll get an error
when you run adb. See this page for more on logcat options:
did you try selecting the devices tab and making sure the device is
selected.
On Jan 28, 10:20 pm, Kevin Duffey andjar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey all,
Has anyone noticed that their LogCat window seems to stop working after an
app force closes.. or maybe for some other reason? I've been having
When I switch to DDMS perspective, I see that window. It's the only
emulator/device running. So I would assume it's correct.
I am wondering if running the emulator from command line would be better. I
am going to try that as well, as it seems I get a random crap shoot when
LogCat works.. as well
I have also noticed that hitting the clear log. Button in Eclipce will
wipe the log and not reconnect it. Restarting Eclipse will reconnect
the log.
You can try using the command line to show the log.
-Kitzy
On Jan 28, 11:20 pm, Kevin Duffey andjar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey all,
Has anyone
I thought about that.. starting adb from command line instead of eclipse..
not sure how to run the logcat output from there yet, I am sure google
search will show how. I wonder if there is some issue with the IDE and
android debug/logcat that causes this to happen at times. Today, I started
my
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