Have you set your phone to debug mode? This is the first step to test
an app on your phone. You may also need to set the permission to run
non-market software on your phone, also under settings.
Sincerly,
-Kitzy
On Jan 26, 7:35 pm, "Andrés G. Aragoneses" wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm starting to read s
*> (this should be more "findable" in the GettingStarted docs...).*
How could it be more findable? It is right there in the main contents of
the Dev Guide... And there is a link to the Dev Guide right on the page
that tells you how to install the SDK and get started. Before I even ran
"Hello An
Hi.
Thanks for your answer.
I got some help on the freenode IRC channel already though. I didn't set
up this: http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html (this
should be more "findable" in the GettingStarted docs...).
Furthermore, I wasn't able to ls /sdcard because I had it mount
You apparently have some sort of odd setup. No developer I know of roots
their phone to develop for it. You need to give a bit more info. What Java
IDE are you using, I hope Eclipse with the ADT plugin, the AVD with the
various SDKs downloaded, etc? If so, just run your app from Eclipse directly
in
El 27/01/10 03:35, "Andrés G. Aragoneses" wrote:
> ... Shouldn't you be able to start
> developing on an iPhone very easily and quickly?
I meant Android here, sorry.
Andres
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