I'm using the android plugin for eclipse, and when I try to run my program using a real device through the android device chooser, my phone is not listed as a device. I have updated eclipse and all of the android packages, but it still isn't showing up. My phone is running 1.6, which is also the target version listed in the eclipse project.
Also, the reason I decided to try testing on a real device is because the emulator doesn't seem to be working right anymore when I run my project. The emulator launches, but the program never does. Any ideas?
(using windows 7/t-mobile mytouch 3g)
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Also remember to set the 'Deployment target selection mode' to manual (Debug configurations -> target tab)
ReplyDeleteI think this was because the option for USB debugging wasn't checked on the device
ReplyDeleteHave you gone through installing the driver?
ReplyDeletehttp://developer.android.com/intl/zh-TW/guide/developing/device.html
http://developer.android.com/intl/zh-TW/sdk/win-usb.html
If you select Android Application in the Debug As dialog, you should be able to attach the debugger to the device directly. Make sure you run adb devices on your shell and see your device listed. If not, you will need to re-install the driver for the device. You can uninstall the drivers you have using USBdeview and then download and re-install the drivers until you see the serial number for the device listed when you run adb devices. - Arunabh Das
ReplyDeleteI'm very late here, but if it helps someone... be sure you don´t have a conflict with your USB mode when attaching the cable. I pick "Only charge" (sorry if it's not exact, I have an Spanish terminal) but sometimes it changes to share net and the device dissapears from the list when running an app.
ReplyDeleteOkay... so I could never get my PENDO pad to show up.. until I encountered this..
ReplyDeleteprocess android.process.acore has stopped..
Yeah.. nothing to do with this issue right? Ah ah but it lead me to MOBILEGO. It's a desk application that lets you admin your device.. Guess how.. by connecting via USB. Yep and it does.. It installed everything on my windows box, and now Eclipse has no problem seeing my PENDO.
My device had disappeared from the adb devices list after connecting it to adb on another laptop.
ReplyDeleteI selected "Charge only" on the phone and then re-enabled USB debugging.
That resolved the problem for me.
I was facing the android device not showing in "device chooser" so I try my best but no avail, at least I found that ADB drivers should update, for this I did following steps
ReplyDelete1. download driver from"http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1161769"
2. Device Manager->> right click on ADB ->> update driver ->>browse path of downloaded drivers then OK
update successful.
and I found my android device in "Device Chooser"
try and getting relax
I'm on a MAC and for some reason when I connected my device via USB there was a weird mount called USB-Drivers which when I UNmounted from Finder, the Androide Device Chooser instantly recognized my device.
ReplyDeleteHope that helps!
None of the other answers worked for me. For me the device registered with eclipse after I rebooted the phone. Process for that is going to vary by phone model.
ReplyDeleteUsing the Android SDK Manager may or may not actually install the Google USB Driver.
ReplyDeleteFollowing the steps here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/oem-usb.html#InstallingDriver allowed Eclipse to display the device.