I don't have enough posts yet to ask in the developer forum so asking here. I can not get Casual to work on either Ubuntu or Mac and I'm tired of dealing with it. On Mac it's in a loop thinking that Heimdall needs installing yet heimdall is install in /usr/bin and executes just fine from the command line. Seems several people have had the same problem.
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I forgot to say that the issue on Ubuntu is that it throws an exception for Unsupported major/minor version even though I followed the instructions and ran apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk gksu dpkg
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Hi, I am trying to get debdroid installed. I tried to follow the direction in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950083.
The problem I am having is that when I type bash, it says bash not found. So I added the bash to the $PATH variable. Now bash works but I am getting the error "bash: groups: command not found". I tried searching for the groups command but could not find it. I also tried installing bash from another source but get the same error.
Currently, I have 1.5.7 with gladiatrix with root. I am using the the free android terminal emulator to input the commands. I am trying to install debdroid to run backtrack 5. I tried to ask questions in the debdroid thread but since I am not a developer, I was not able to post in the (dev) section. I saw that other people have successfully installed debdroid on their atrix. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, I've installed Android SDK and learnt how to open in Win7 by running as admin. Also installed Java JDK
When I tick the boxes to install 1 or more platforms, the upload seems to start and get to maybe 30%...but then it just stalls and hangs.
Does this symptom suggest anything I've not done correctly on my install?
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OK, so I decided to develop an app for Android, just for experience.
I got SDK installed on C:Android\android-sdk-windows folder and then I downloaded eclipse on C:\User\KyoKeun file. When I opened the eclipse.exe, it popped up the error message saying: Could not open C:Android\android-sdk-windows\lib\amd64\ (Then I forgot the rest)
Does anyone know what to do? I am running on 64-bit version of Windows btw
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OK, so I decided to develop an app for Android, just for experience.
I got SDK installed on C:Android\android-sdk-windows folder and then I downloaded eclipse on C:\User\KyoKeun file. When I opened the eclipse.exe, it popped up the error message saying: Could not open C:Android\android-sdk-windows\lib\amd64\ (Then I forgot the rest)
Does anyone know what to do? I am running on 64-bit version of Windows btw
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First, check that lib path with Windows Explorer. If it exists, run Eclipse with Administrator rights. Otherwise, download 64-bit SDK (not sure, if there's two versions).
Nope, only 32-bit version of android-sdk is available at the moment.
Maybe its messing with JDK path or whatsoever, not sure.
Please refer to the below link if this is the problem :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4384433/installing-android-sdk-on-windows-7-64-bit-jdk-not-found
Hi everyone. I've just started editing some Rom's with kitchen and i'm newbie about that.
I modded everything i want in kitchen and i was about to create .zip file to flash it to my phone. But i got an error.
it was about "Zip Align" and i read the Q&A part on xda - kitchen topic. There is a answer like that;
QUESTION: I am using Ubuntu Linux on a 64-bit Windows PC, and whenever I run 'zipalign' I get an error about "No such file or directory".
ANSWER: You need to install the Ubuntu package "ia32-libs".
I tried to install ia32-libs package but i get some errors. I searched on internet and i saw that it's a bugor sth like that. And i dont know what to do.
I tried typing "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs" or "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-multiarch" to terminal buti couldnt get package called ia32.
Btw, i'm using ubuntu installed with latest wubi (i think 12.10).
I need some help. Thank you.
I've tried on windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.10 and no matter what I do,no matter how many times I update the SDK or uninstall and reinstall the SDK,ADB version is still 1.0.29...tried killing server,restarting adb, etc.
Trying to ./extract files from cm10.1 for compiling CM but ADB must be updated to connect to JB devices...
Someone please help!!! I've googled for hours and tried everything..still getting nowhere.
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:SOLVED FOR ME:
so what i did (and i dont know why all of a sudden its working) but,
i opened up the terminal and did the following
lsusb
This should kick out a list of plugged in devices. Most likely the last one is the phone. There were references to Samsung and Galaxy so it was pretty easy to figure out. On that same line, there is an ID number in this format...xxxx:xxxx. Write that number down for reference.
Now a few more commands:
cd
sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/99-android.rules
When the rules open, copy/paste the following with the id "lsusb" gave you:
replace the ####:#### in the above string of text with the number you got from "lsusb"
Then save and exit.
sudo service udev restart
sudo adb devices
# XXXXXXXXXXXX offline
sudo ./extract-files.sh
GOT THE WINDOW POPUP ON MY PHONE
check always accept from this computer
then everything went smoothly....hope this somehow or another helps someone...if it does,please hit thanks.
in Ubuntu, once you update the SDK , copy the adb file in SDK/platform-tools to /usr/bin
reboot Ubuntu and try .
i don't use windows sorry
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soham jambhekar said:
in Ubuntu, once you update the SDK , copy the adb file in SDK/platform-tools to /usr/bin
reboot Ubuntu and try .
i don't use windows sorry
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just tried sudo cp ~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools/adb /usr/bin
it seemed to have copied since the original adb there was like 577kb and the new one is 1.2mb but still same issue.. i dont care to get it working on windows anyways...just thought i was strange it wont work on either platform...any other suggestions??
just a mention if someone arrives due to google search and are having an issue updating adb version in windows..this thread only speaks of a fix in linux so here is what i found: somehow someway adb.exe along with a couple dll files found their way to my windows directory, even though i always had its installed path included in my systems environment variables!! first i simply renamed these 3 files and added the extension .old to them. immediately running adb version in a command prompt my version finally read properly as it should 1.0.31 and not 1.0.26. its self explanatory why. hope this helps someone!
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just a mention if someone arrives due to google search and are having an issue updating adb version in windows..this thread only speaks of a fix in linux so here is what i found: somehow someway adb.exe along with a couple dll files found their way to my windows directory, even though i always had its installed path included in my systems environment variables!! first i simply renamed these 3 files and added the extension .old to them. immediately running adb version in a command prompt my version finally read properly as it should 1.0.31 and not 1.0.26. its self explanatory why. hope this helps someone!
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I had to sign up for this forum just to tell you, THANK YOU!!!! For the life of me, it was ridiculous that I couldn't find just simple information on how to do stuff. This is my first time looking into this stuff, So I couldn't even figure out how to update individual tools like that, which is what I've been spending the last 2 hours or more trying to figure it out.
It really was those three files in the Windows directory this whole time. Now my device is online, and adb shows the right version. Amazing. It's absolutely pathetic that google has their program screw up the entire adb functionality by putting these broken versions of the tool in the Windows directory.
I had to add to the path variable the location folder of the appdata platoformtools abd.exe.