hello
i use Android SDK to monitor theme
But now with my new Note9 I can not get my phone recognized in the app.
I Don't know why
Thanks for help
Android Sdk might be missing libraries to recognise Oreo 8.1. Check the available updates
raul6 said:
Android Sdk might be missing libraries to recognise Oreo 8.1. Check the available updates
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and with android studio is there a way to make a dump view hierarchy ?
I just find layout inspector but it doesn't work
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I wanna start to learn develope but need to get the phone installed correct with the sdk etc, are there any stepguide? just know on the google sdk site it has few firmwares for phones but not for galaxy tab, cant really get it going so i can start.
thanks in advance
regards jonny
Do you have the standard android sdk and tools already installed? If you can already work on normal android 2.2+ then all you need it the galaxy tab add-ons. Samsung has a nice tutorial here: http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do#02
Hello guys. Well, since Android 4.4 x86 image for emulator is not yet available for download from google's or intel's repositories, I built my own build. It's just pure Android 4.4 built from official repositories, no customizations. So, if you don't want to spend 5+ hours building it yourself, you can download it here:
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So i have just one question , Can I use this image to boot android on my pc via usb ?
drive2droad said:
So i have just one question , Can I use this image to boot android on my pc via usb ?
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To be honest, I'm not sure. You could be able to use it this way, but it's not made for this purpose. If you would like to use it for this purpose, you should get ISO image or build one yourself.
How do I change this into a ISO file so I can install it to virtualbox?
Guys, this is image for x86 emulator. If you want to have an ISO image, you should compile it yourself.
I have never compiled anything before. Is there some specific way to do it and is it easy? If not then where would I get the x86 emulator to make this image work?
Updated to version 1.1 - now uses branch android-4.4_r1.1
P.S.: I will not answer any questions which could be easily found on google
So I am guessing this is for the android sdk emulator then? If that is the case then it is a little too complicating for me. Isn't sdk emulators mostly for developers and enthusiasts? I am just interested in using an image for putting it on vmware and installing it for use. Well I guess I am off to search google for such a thing and if I find it I guess I will not bother to share it as it would seem everyone knows how to use google to find things that are "simple" to find as aptnutella says. Seriously why would I be asking about such a thing if I didn't already know that it is somewhere in google if I didn't already look. I have been searching everywhere and only found things about the sdk emulator. So I suppose I will keep searching since it is suppose to be simple enough to find.
Updated to version 1.2 - tag android-4.4_r1.2
If you are Arch Linux use, you can find package in AUR.
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How do I change this into a ISO file so I can install it to virtualbox?
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sorry, slightly offtopic:
if you want to learn how to compile and x86 build go here:
http://www.android-x86.org/getsourcecode
for an 4.3 build, to install via usb, look here:
http://www.android-x86.org/download
do a new iso with link please :good:
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Hello guys. Well, since Android 4.4 x86 image for emulator is not yet available for download from google's or intel's repositories, I built my own build. It's just pure Android 4.4 built from official repositories, no customizations. So, if you don't want to spend 5+ hours building it yourself, you can download it here:
DOWNLOAD
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Download link does not work - opens a blank page
Today YotaDevices announced that they have rewritten the SDK to make it simplier to developers create apps for the EPD screen. Now everything is based on Marshmellow 6.0.1 which permits running two separate apps on the two screens of YotaPhone 2.
Here you can find more information:
[url]https://yotaphone.com/developer/[/URL]
[url]https://yotaphone.com/developer/docs/develop/building-first-app-epd/[/URL]
[url]https://yotaphone.com/developer/docs/develop/moving-sdk-20/[/URL]
[url]http://fw.ydevices.com/maven/com/yotadevices/libs/sdk/3.7.12/[/URL]
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TheArt. said:
Today YotaDevices announced that they have rewritten the SDK to make it simplier to developers create apps for the EPD screen. Now everything is based on Marshmellow 6.0.1 which permits running two separate apps on the two screens of YotaPhone 2.
Here you can find more information:
https://yotaphone.com/developer/
https://yotaphone.com/developer/docs/develop/building-first-app-epd/
https://yotaphone.com/developer/docs/develop/moving-sdk-20/
Source
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Cool stuff. I'm surprised they bothered to finish the SDK for Yotaphone 2. If the features work as listed this should make using the EPD quite easy, at least for applications. Widgets still seem a bit clumsy, but that's par for Android.
I have the zipped file addon-yp-two-l.zip . But if I understand, now, this file is not necessary ?
Also, how we can use yotasdk in VisualStudio 2017 ? (And is it possible)
Curently official SDK, is the version 3.7.11 of YotaDevices library : http://fw.ydevices.com/maven/com/yotadevices/libs/public/sdk/
But if we navigate into Yota Libraries folders, we could be find the version 3.8.14 which are not public version, but internal version : http://fw.ydevices.com/maven/com/yotadevices/libs/internal/sdk/
Maybe ... Nougat version ? or maybe .... YotaPhone3 ? .... Any idea ?
xNiux said:
Maybe ... Nougat version ? or maybe .... YotaPhone3 ? .... Any idea ?
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Both: Nougat for YP3
Hi fellows.
I've coded something using latest Yota SDK v3. Compilation does not give any error but the apk doesn't run on my Yota device and I think it's because the SDK v3 is not installed on it.
The details. As said, I compile successfuly using the SDK according actual instructions at yota web site, using:
dependencies
{
provided "com.yotadevices.libs.public:sdk:3.7.+"
}
(Which does not include the library onto the APK, yes, correct).
If I use the "false" condition at manifest file to do not require the library in the device <uses-library android:name="com.yotadevices.sdk" android:required="false"/> then the app is installed but it crashes saying the new Yota classes (like EpdIntentCompat and Epd are not found.
So I've deduced I don't have the library of the SDK v3 installed because if android:required="true" then I get the error INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY
My device is YD201 with Android 5.0 Build number LRX21M.5.0.0-HK1.1.124d (no system updates pending)
I read at Yota developer's web site that first requirement to use new v3 SDK is "1. Ensure that latest Android M software is installed;" and I assumed it was only at Android SDK but then you can target/install the App on Android 5.0, mainly because Android M is not yet released for Yota ¿?
So, what can I do?
Ps. BTW I would gladly code using SDK 2 but I can't find any documentation on Yota's site ¿?
Thanks!!
Heey, what are you making?
And well the documentation says it: you need android marshmallow for it to work. Your HK version phone will not update automatically to it. You would have to follow a guide to first get to 1.1.134 RU while keeping radio/modem unchanged and then install the latest marshmallow update. Thats what I did. But the process can be difficult and dangerous if you are not used to flashing phones.
Hi!
Well, I'm used to flash ROMs but I expect it will be automatically updated at some point, I hope after a while the MM updated will be rolled to other versions of YD201 than just RU (since I received the 5.0 as well). Anyway, I will manually flash it if not, no problem.
I've made an app and widget to display all notifications on EPD, which I miss on 4.4/5.0 but I think it will be useless on new MM version since it is already included as I've read, so...
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Heey, what are you making?
And well the documentation says it: you need android marshmallow for it to work. Your HK version phone will not update automatically to it. You would have to follow a guide to first get to 1.1.134 RU while keeping radio/modem unchanged and then install the latest marshmallow update. Thats what I did. But the process can be difficult and dangerous if you are not used to flashing phones.
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Ok, I answer myself: yes, with Android 6.0 MM it works, the SDK v3 is included here. I've sideload updated my device to MM and it works now.
juliancarney said:
Ok, I answer myself: yes, with Android 6.0 MM it works, the SDK v3 is included here. I've sideload updated my device to MM and it works now.
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Great!
I need to install an Android version that uses Dalvik/Java and not ART, any way this can be done? And/or "dual boot" your phone?
No. You can use an Android emulator on your PC, on the other hand. Buying an older phone like the G2 would make more sense to me.
Maybe, but dunno if the device drivers or chipset would support anything older. Who knows, you might be able to compile a CyanogenMod build based on KitKat or something.
As mentioned above, use an emulator or dual boot Android on PC. Check out the Android x86 project and the official Android emulator.