Yes the logcat -b radio worked for me to see the messages from Log.d
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Yes that was what one person told me to try and it worked. I am happy.
Thanks,
Doug
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 10:20 PM, AL@TW wrote:
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Well even with waitForDebugger() I wasn't able to get it to stop in
onCreate() nor onResume() in my activity.
However, I WAS able to get it to *stop *in the 'Done' button push I had on
my UI.
At that point however, I don't see the Phone activity that called it since
it is in a different proces
Joerie from android-porting helped me out!
If you want to see Log messages from the telephony side you need to do:
*adb logcat -b radio*
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The process in question is I think: *com.android.settings*.
At least that looks right. I think it is calling the activity started
in packages/apps/Phone, file CallFeaturesSettings.java, when the "Call
Settings" button is pressed in the OS's Settings.
My process in eclipse only interacts with th
Well when I try and hit the debug button on any system process (for example,
com.android.settings), in the Devices panel, I just get a message saying:
*'No opened project found for com.android.settings. Debug session failed!'*
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It also fails no matter what else you click on. For example,
'co
The code is being executed from the *Call Settings *UI interface (under
settings). [I am trying to put in my own 'Voicemail Service' in].
Thus I am not allowed to 'debug' this code from eclipse. So I am trying to
put in debug messages so I can see what is going on that way.
I will try to put in
I turned on the logging in
frameworks/base/telephony/java/com/android/internal/telephony/RIL.java.
I then rebuilt and reflashed my developer phone.
But I don't see any of the messages in the log.
I also turned on Log.d messages in packages/apps/Phone and I DO see them
just fine.
Out of despe
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