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tesuri said:
Tizen wearable SDK 1.0.0 or Tizen SDK 2.3.0b wearable profile?
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I installed the wearable SDK but realized it doesn't support Tizen Native App development. So I really need both.
csears31907 said:
I installed the wearable SDK but realized it doesn't support Tizen Native App development. So I really need both.
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I had both installed but couldn't get the emulator to work correctly with the regular Tizen SDK, had to remove it and install the Tizen Wearables SDK.
Why do you need native app development? Are you working on other non-Gear projects? Since we don't have root, stand-alone applications don't seem to be an option right now.
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My current development model with the Tizen Wearable SDK:
On my Mac (late 2013 MBP), the Gear S emulator is at times sluggish and at times requires a coordinated restart (Tizen IDE and Emulator).
I have found an alternative is to use Apache Tomcat, setup a context path to the root of the Tizen project and launch the index.html via Chrome/Firefox with Developer tools. I setup a custom device profile of 360 x 480, and it seems to be the best alternative to running an emulator when debugging Javascript / CSS issues.
I use the standard samsung Tizen Wearable SDK : Eclispe IDE, emulator, debugger.....
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Hi,
I used the sdk manager to install most of the SDK's (2.2 ~4.0) When I start a new project in eclipse though, I only see 4.0 as an api level. Any ideas? I deleted and am reinstalling the earlier SDK's now.
thanks.
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We all talk about speed tests and have theories about which one works best. I use ShaperProbe http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~partha/dif...aperprobe.html on the Mac and PC. They make a command line Linux version that is awesome but I tried with my newbish Linux skills and can't figure out how to compile it as a Android Linux tool. I realize it wouldn't be an APK but I'd share my results if I can get it working.
I've tried Android Terminal IDE and a virtual terminal and neither of them have make installed and I'm afraid I've reached my skill limit. I'm not asking anyone to do it for me but some assistance would be awesome.
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Q&A for Collection of USB Ethernet Drivers [root req]
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usb to ethernet driver
Hi friends,
I just joined this forum. I would like to learn and contribute down the road
I am following this thread to enable my samsung android phone do usb to ethernet
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2039886
I copied the smsc75xx.ko generated by Brandi into system/lib/modules folder. But when i tried to do insmod or modprobe to load the driver, this is what i get
[email protected]:/system/lib/modules # insmod smsc75xx.ko
insmod: can't insert 'smsc75xx.ko': invalid module format
uname -r returns the following kernel version
3.0.8-perf-T769UVLH5-CL990184
Can you please help me compile for this kernel version? or suggest alternative paths to solve this issue.
I am completely new to android world. Please guide me step by step with examples.
Best Regards,
Hey, that driver was build for the asus tf201. You need to recompile it with a buildchain using your current kernel.
Greets!
Hi Brandi.
Thanks for your response. Could you guide me where to get the buildchain for my compiler? I googled for 3.0.8-perf-T769UVLH5-CL990184 tool but there are no results.
Can you get me started in the android kernel land?
Thanks
brandi said:
Hey, that driver was build for the asus tf201. You need to recompile it with a buildchain using your current kernel.
Greets!
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Heyho. I don't know how much you are into linux hacking, but this might help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1236576
To say it in short, what you need is your kernels sourcescode (you should get them from your vendor, or the guy how built it here, if it is custom)
and the sourcecode of the ASIX AX88**** driver (e.g. this one https://github.com/MarkLuk/USB_Ethernet_DriverPack)
I don't really know right now what hardware you really have, but you should be able to find the specifications in the wiki.
I would give you my old setup, but I lost it in a hdd crash about a year ago
I hope this helps you at least a little.
greets.
kaaliakahn said:
Hi Brandi.
Thanks for your response. Could you guide me where to get the buildchain for my compiler? I googled for 3.0.8-perf-T769UVLH5-CL990184 tool but there are no results.
Can you get me started in the android kernel land?
Thanks
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I would like to ask if we'll be able to program on android device.?like ubuntu or another linux distros is there any way to install eclipse or netbeans IDE on android? Due to some health issues I can't sit for longer time. So I am searching for a portable alternative. Any suggestions? I am expecting to compile and run at least c programs . Please give your valuable suggestions.
nsa_aniket said:
I would like to ask if we'll be able to program on android device.?like ubuntu or another linux distros is there any way to install eclipse or netbeans IDE on android? Due to some health issues I can't sit for longer time. So I am searching for a portable alternative. Any suggestions? I am expecting to compile and run at least c programs . Please give your valuable suggestions.
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You can't directly install eclipse on Android. However for C development I would recommend taking a look at http://www.cppdroid.info/?m=1. You can also take a look at AIDE for Android development IDE on your Android device found here http://www.android-ide.com. Let me know if you still have questions I'll be happy to answer them!
Hello. Currently, I am looking for a solution for the most precise Android device emulation so no app inside couldn't tell that it is inside an emulator. For now, the most suitable option for me, in my opinion, is Android SDK Emulator, because they tell that it is qemu fork and there are many pre-built profiles available. What I don't understand is that can I create a virtual device for Android Emulator that will retain all information that I will download from, for example, google play? Can I create a virtual device with custom rom? If yes, how can I create virtual device that would be compatible with Lineage OS for Xiaomi Redmi 5 (it is an example, put any real device model here)?
Thank you vin advance for dedication!
You could use Android studio. I'll send you a Lineage OS Android Studio image (will build from source). Here are instructions if you want to do it yourself (remember to export to Android Studio)
traman124 said:
You could use Android studio. I'll send you a Lineage OS Android Studio image (will build from source). Here are instructions if you want to do it yourself (remember to export to Android Studio)
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Thank you so much for the link! The only thing I want you to clarify is: why should I compile image in a specific manner to run it inside emulator? I thought that Android Emulator is a precise copy of real device and able to boot regular images.
It isn't, it needs generic images to work
EverlastingSuffering said:
Hello. Currently, I am looking for a solution for the most precise Android device emulation so no app inside couldn't tell that it is inside an emulator. For now, the most suitable option for me, in my opinion, is Android SDK Emulator, because they tell that it is qemu fork and there are many pre-built profiles available. What I don't understand is that can I create a virtual device for Android Emulator that will retain all information that I will download from, for example, google play? Can I create a virtual device with custom rom? If yes, how can I create virtual device that would be compatible with Lineage OS for Xiaomi Redmi 5 (it is an example, put any real device model here)?
Thank you vin advance for dedication!
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