ran into a problem running my test project on my android device after downloading android studio. How can i configure android studio 2.X to connect to my device through the adb port? I am in a tight situation here
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I found there is some kind of method make Android running on VM in PC: http://www.android-x86.org/
However it seems not a CM ROM, i wish i can test run the nightly CM ROM below I really flash it into my N1, can I do this?
Perhaps you can load it in the SDK emulator.
Didn't try it myself, though.
The Android-x86 project is for running Android natively on your computer, not emulated.
If you want to run CM in the SDK emulator you have to set up a build environment, download the source and compile it for the emulator using the 'lunch' command.
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I would like to know if someone can explain how to build a rom for MI5 on MAC, if it's not possible, i have a windows VPS, thanks.
You can use VirtualBox(VB) to install Ubuntu. VirtualBox is a VM software and what it does is to emulate a computer inside your computer. This allows you to run your MacOS while having VB on to run Ubuntu. From there on, you can use the guide given in Cyanogen mod wiki to build the ROM for Mi 5!
I installed android studio on ubuntu 16.04. also modified 51-android.rules but android studio doesn't show connected deveces while running. I also enabled developers and usb debugging option in phone settings.
what is the error message?
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I installed android studio on ubuntu 16.04. also modified 51-android.rules but android studio doesn't show connected deveces while running. I also enabled developers and usb debugging option in phone settings.
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Android Studio version 3.2
I've got my Android phone connected to my Windows 10 computer via USB.
I can see my phone in Windows Explorer and browse it's files.
On my phone, I have gone into developer settings and set USB Debug enabled.
Proof: when it's connected, in my pull down list on my phone is an item that says "USB debugging connected".
In Android Studio when I click Tools -> SDK Manager -> SDK Tools - I see that Google USB Driver, version 11 is installed.
In Android Studio when I use the Connection Assistant, my phone shows up in the list of USB devices.
Still it says "No Android devices detected."
Has anybody else experienced this?
How can I connect my Android phone to Android Studio?
Try to setup official utilites to browse phone files and contacts. If it exists on oficial site. It helped me with Huawei PSmart. With standart ADB drivers it not work for me.
I have Ryzen 7 3700X, Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite and Windows 10 1903. The android emulator starts. I can see virtual smartphone for about second and it disappears. Then nothing happens. I have enabled both Hyper-V and Hypervisor. I have Android Studio version 3.4, Android Emulator version 29.0.11, Android SDK Platform Tools 29.0.1 and Android SDK Tools 26.1.1. How to fix it?