I know that every time I've used the emulator it has been extremely
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Shall we compare experiences? I regularly run the SDK and emulator not
on Ubuntu, but Fedora, which is similar enough.
You say even 10 minutes later, you are still looking at boot
animation: what I see that is so similar is: about 1 launch in 7 or
10, it gets stuck early on. I never let it go for
On Thu, 27 May 2010, Indicator Veritatis wrote:
Shall we compare experiences? I regularly run the SDK and emulator
not on Ubuntu, but Fedora, which is similar enough.
You say even 10 minutes later, you are still looking at boot
animation: what I see that is so similar is: about 1 launch in 7
Set the breakpoints by double clicking on the side pane near code.Go
to the debug mode,press debug and then press function key F5.it will
execute till your breakpoint.
On Jan 27, 7:40 pm, shlomib sben...@gmail.com wrote:
I am unable to get an Android application under Eclipse Galileo to
stop at
Yes, I did connect it before, whit the fancy Samsung software. It even
behave strange with it, because it always see two device instead of
one.
No idea if adb should work with the SDK drivers or if I have to lookup
some specific samsung drivers. I did post to Samsung forum as well,
but no solving
Try this link:
http://www.anddev.org/debugging-installing_apps_on_the_g1_windows_driver-t3236.html
Step 5 most likely will not happen. If it does not then try the
following:
- Open Device Manager
- You should see something mentioning your Galaxy, or an ADB
Interface, or perhaps even just
Thanks Justin!
Your tip worked. As you said, step 5 did not happen, but manually
Upgrading the driver in device manager, and choosing have disk
definitely works !
Thanks again!
Felix
On 1 Set, 09:10, Tikoze janderson@gmail.com wrote:
Try this
Glad I could be of assistance!
Yeah, there are lots of potential problems with Windows machines and getting
started with developing for Android... particularly if you connected your
phone before turning on debugging (AFAIK, there is no documentation about
that little tidbit of information,
Have you previously connected your phone to the computer before turning on
the ability to allow unsigned applications and USB debugging?
I found out the hard way that if you don't have those options on the very
first time you connect your phone to a Windows machine then there are all
sorts of
I am using VMWare player on my Windows Vista environment and don't
have any problems with any hardware interface. Also recognizing a
connected phone on USB works fine.
You might want to give it a try if you don't have any progress with
Virtual PC 2007.
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Thanks. I will have to look into that. do yo happen to know if VMWare
offers a free product.
thanks
On Aug 7, 2:10 pm, Roman roman.baumgaert...@t-mobile.com wrote:
I am using VMWare player on my Windows Vista environment and don't
have any problems with any hardware interface. Also recognizing
VMWare player is for free. Also check out the VirtualBox from sun
which is also available for the Windows environment and is also for
free.
Let me know if you have problems with the setup.
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Thanks Xav I got it working. I hadn't even looked at the DDMS view
before!
Al.
On Jul 2, 7:48 pm, Xavier Ducrohet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
you can definitively debug a service. The issue is connecting a debugger to
it
If you are using Eclipse/ADT, the first possibility is to launch
Hi,
you can definitively debug a service. The issue is connecting a debugger to
it
If you are using Eclipse/ADT, the first possibility is to launch another
part of your application (an activity) in debug mode to have ADT connect a
debugger to your app directly.
Then, once you see your app in the
Hi Sylvester.
What do you want to use the System.out.print statement for? Is it to
print messages? If so, you can use the showAlert function (i.e.:
showAlert(title, 0, Message, Accept, false);). If you want to
print something for debuggin purposes, you can use the Eclipse
Debugger, which works
Hi,
You must use android.util.Log (for instance Log.d(MyApp, message)
and then use the logcat tab/view in Eclipse, or use adb logcat from
the command line.
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 8:35 PM, Sylvester Steele
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
I am trying to use System.out.print , but the console
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