Hi all,
I have searched Google and this forum but cannot find a solution to a problem that I thought would be a little more common.
I have created an application from a guide in a book I am reading but when I try to run the app in the AVD I receive the following error:
Code:
The application ****** stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. FORCE CLOSE
This is not much help so I looked into logcat and found the following error:
Code:
E/dalvikvm( 493): Unable to open stack trace file '/data/anr/traces.txt': Permission denied
I don't know if this is the cause of my problem or maybe a second problem. I am running the AVD on Linux and there is no /data directory in the root of the filesystem. I (relucantly) created the directories in questions and set the permissions to 777. However this has not resolved the problem.
Is anyone able to help me understand what these errors mean?
Thanks.
Related
When trying to update the media library (on the server that is) I get an error:
"Error updating database: SQLITE_LOCKED(6) Database table is locked"
I can update some folders, but with others I get this error.
Does someone know how to fix this?
Thnx! Sander
Edit I also get this error:
"Error beginning database transaction: SQLITE_ERROR(1)cannot start a transaction within a transaction"
hello,
maybee you find it out by yourself... but if you doesn't (or for other peoples) -> just delete the library.db file in the RemoteAmp directory (of course you must have to close the remoteamp.exe before you do this) and then all should be work fine
greetz from austria
This error is being displayed on my HTC Touch from the past 2 weeks:
Code:
NOTIFICATION ERROR:
Cannot execute \Program Files\Info Feed\JeyoInformer.exe
I remember deleting the Jeyo informer from program files but couldnt delete it completely.
Can anyone help me with steps to completely erase jeyoinformer from my HTC?
file execute error
Hi There,
can you please help me I am having the same problem as you
I have an HTC Touch an error occurs cannot execute\progreme file\info feed\jeyoinformer.exe
Hello.
I'm trying to debug an application that stops immediately after execution.
I think that first I need to know how to properly execute it using am (AcitivtyManager). after reading lots of posts regarding the issue here and on google things still aren't clear enough.
at the following URL:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=597096
I saw the following example that requires the package name and the Activity class name.
am start -n com.metago.astro/.FileManagerActivity
how can I find out the activity class name of an installed app?
in some other posts i read that the manifest file contains that information but I unzipped the apk and the AndroidManifest.xml seems to be compiled or something without any readable text. please enlight me on this issue. how does the android knows how to execute the application? what information does he stores and how!?? Can I extract that information to understand how to execute the app?
any information regarding the issue would be greatly appreciated, there are many posts, but nothing concrete.
thanks!
Kfir
Hello all
I came to know by searching net that transactions related to binder in android are saved in /proc/binder/transaction_log
But when i try to open it,i get an error no such file or directory.
Can anyone help me please
After many process to change rooting my sony xperia ray is shown this error in execute run.bat (error while rooting>>> faild to copy superuser.apk). Anybody knows what error is this?
krishna6215 said:
After many process to change rooting my sony xperia ray is shown this error in execute run.bat (error while rooting>>> faild to copy superuser.apk). Anybody knows what error is this?
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Your description of what script/procedure you are using is very vague. What I can tell from the output is that your script lacks from write permission. Under normal circumstances, users are unable to write to the /system folder or any of its sub folders, which in this case means storing the superuser.apk file in /system/app. It is at least where the superuser.apk is supposed to be stored. If you want to learn about file privileges on Android/Linux, I suggest you to take a look at the command chroot.