here's the problem :
installed
xp sp3
vs 2010 ultimate
monoandroid 4.0.1
installer_r18-windows
- android 4.0.3 (API 15)
- android 4.0 (API 14)
- android 2.2 (API 8)
LGDrivers (I think, that is not necessary)
after i create the default app (with Button and click) in VS 2010
1. run with no debugger
( I try with both API 14 and API 8 too )
And I get :
name.name.apk
name.name-Signed.apk
2. adb install -r name.name-Signed.apk
i receive a text saying "success" and it works on my emulator
BUT
when I run this on my LG GT540 currently running 2.3.7 version I get a message saying:
application has unexpectedly stopped ..
I also tried copying the apk to the phones sdcard and it still didnt work and i also rebooted the phone after instaling the app.
what am i doing wrong ?
why do i get a double name for my app ?
I wont give up from mono for android. Its wonderful and new for me like C# programmer.
I only wont to see default mono app running on my mobile device.
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Is it safe to use the "android Control" tool to upgrade android device??
I have a Sharp is01, which is a Adnroid 1.6 system, and I wanted to upgrade it to 2.2 (there is 2.2 froyo system done by another developer)
the software I found here - seems have fuction to flash boot image
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1049115
i have changed some android rom,but i do like to run it on phone. is there any software which can simulate the rom run as on a phone?
anybody who knows ,please answer me/
thanks a lot !
1. You could do it from the android SDK - Download: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html; Instructions: http://forums.techarena.in/guides-tutorials/1390808.htm
2. Download an android emulator - http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/download-google-android-emulator/
3. (If your pc model is supported) the you could install android on your PC - http://www.android-x86.org/.
Hi
I have created a sample Android application in Eclipse Indigo for Ubunto.
I have created an AVD with name : Sample, Target Name : Android 2.1,
Platform: 2.1, API Level : 7, CPU/ABI : ARM(armeabi).
When i run the project as android application, i am able to see the emulator with other icons on it except for my application.
Please help me to launch my application on the AVD.
Regards
Priya.
Hi all ,
This topic is about how to mount your Android device and have it transferring files easily & smoothly using Linux on your PC.
- This topic is related to solving the unstable file transfer between the linux system and MTP file system included in Android version 4.xxx & Higher ( Starting from Ice Cream Sandwich - ICS ).
- All Android version before ICS should not continue reading , as their devices should be read as ( Mass storage Device ) , in other words , the Linux OS will read devices as if it was a USB flash memory.
- The is solution for the laggy Folder opening , Solving the problem of which the files transfer suddenly stops before completing the transfer , specially with big files such as Films , Albums ,...etc.
- I'M NOT SURE that this is going to work with all ICS , JB & Higher devices but the below was tested on a Samsung Tab 2 P5100 device running Jelly bean ( JB ) 4.1.2 official stock ROM , & The below worked perfectly for me.
- Using Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon ( MINT is based on UBUNTU ) / 64 Bit version / Kernel Upgraded _unofficially_ to the latest stable kernel release 3.9.2
1. get Android SDK for Linux from : developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2. Unpack it to your location
Note: if you have already downloaded Android SDK before, check that the version of SDK tools is latest.
3. turn on Debug mode in your Samsung tab.
4. run the command:
[your location]/android-sdk-linux_x86/tools/ddms
OR just open the folder TOOLS from the extracted folder & Run DDMS ( RUN it normally , Not RUN IN TERMINAL).
5. Click in menu Device -> File Explorer
Here you drag-n-drop your files to any location on your device.
Source (Including snapshots) :
- misha.beshkin.lv/how-to-copy-files-to-samsung-galaxy-ii-tab-from-linux-via-usb/
Thank you & Sorry if my topic looks messy , this is my first time here.
mehrdadfisher said:
This is my own experience as well.
Would it be possible please send me the details.
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Hi there , wud u plz clarify what do u mean by the details ? , I think the details are already mentioned up there , If you are talking about using the developer's SDK to transfer files.
The version checked in the settings of the phone shows 4.1.1, A rooted , custom rom of 4.1.1 is being used. However, while installing an apk that needs (min sdk of 15), I am getting this weird error in eclipse.
ERROR: Application requires API version 14. Device API version is 10 (Android 4.1.1)
Is this the case with custom roms ?