I have created an Android virtual device with sd-card.
Now I want to create another Android virtual device with sd-card with same data.
Where can I find the sd-card image file?
By the way, I'm using Eclipse Juno on Windows 8.
if you are us Windows then go to this path
C:\Users\Dhaval\.android\avd
in avd folder found folder with your old emulator name. In that folder found sdcard(Disc Image File (.img))
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I want to get the android device volume. In iOS exists this property Ti.Media.volume but in Android doesn't work.
Thank you.
As a workaround you can use volume control module to control device volume for both android and iOS.
I have a Project Tango development Kit. I am interested in working on the depth data from the sensors.
I have ADB setup on my machine. But the Eclipse android emulator doesn't detect the Tango Development tablet.
Can anyone suggest me how to set things up for the device!.
Thank you in advance.
Please ensure that USB debugging is enabled in order to enter ADB, go to Settings > About tablet > Build number and then press Build number seven times. Then press back and go to Developer options > USB debugging.
Go to your device manager (if on Windows) and look for Android Composite ADB Interface (under Android Device).
I found the driver for this at http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
Right click Android Composite ADB Interface, go to the driver tab, and click update driver. Then select Browse my computer for driver software and point it to the location where you extracted the usb driver package.
After doing this confirm that ADB can see your device by opening a command prompt, navigate your android sdk folder, and then go into a folder called platform-tools. Then run the command "adb.exe devices". If the tango is listed there then your drivers are correctly installed and adb can see the Tango.
I had the same issue on Windows 7 and it only saw the Tablet as a storage device. I had enabled developer options in the tablet as described above, but I had missed the step on turning on USB debugging. The moment I did that it appeared as a ADB device and I installed the Google USB driver and then I could see it and deploy onto it from Android Studio.
I previously had issues with the Peanut but if you followed the instructions for that EXACTLY it would work You have to specify the device driver file exactly,
not let windows chose one for you or let it tell you that its driver is better :-)
You need to update the driver in your device manager.
Click start
Right-click "Computer"
Select "Manage"
Select "Device Manager"
Find your device
Right-click "Update Driver Software"
Choose "Browse my computer"
Now search for the Android SDK you installed (on mine it is in c:\users\MyName\AppData\Local\Android\SDK) and select the sub folder Extras\Google\USBDriver
I want to install red5 on my mac osx, but after draggning the red5 dmg file to Apllications, it doesnt create any folders there, like installation guide implies, only copies the red5 application. I look on the internet for any more detailed guides, but I could not find anything. Can you refer me to some documentation on this or tell me how to correct install it on mac?
A dmg file is a disk image. If you open the dmg file, it will mount the image as an "external" disk and the actual application will be inside. You need to drag the application to your Applications folder.
The Red 5 Icon acts like folder, so Control-Click on the Red 5 logo and then on the menu option to show contents. Then you will get inside
A new android manifest file attribue android:installLocation can be used to install application to sdcard or phone memory. It can have a value "auto" . What's that mean ?
It means you have no preference for where the application is installed; it can be installed in either the sdcard or the main memory, depending on the device's preferences.
I am using Eclipse to program for the Android OS. I use a real device to test my application on.
To test my application I click on run, then the target project i wanna run and then the Android Device Chooser pops up, where I can choose the device or emulator that I want to run the application. (like probably every programmer here).
But sometimes when my app crashes because of some exception, the Android Device Handler gets some weired behavior. Now everytime I connect my device to the computer via USB a new device shows up in the Android Device Chooser, but all them (which are the same) are "unknown", so I cant use my device for testing anymore.
(source: yfrog.com)
The only way to solve this is by restarting my computer. Isnt there any other way to solve the problem? Am I missing something?
In your command line. (assuming ADB is on your path)
Try:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devices
Unplug the device from the system.
Restart the eclipse IDE.
Goto the device development setting, uncheck and then check the USB debugging.
Issue will be resolved.