I have a Samsung Galaxy On8 (SM-J710FN) and I want test my applications created in Android Studio. I want to use my phone for this purpose. If I try to do it directly my phone is not shown. I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bit.
Follow the link below and then enable USB debugging from the options.
If you already did it . then the issue can be different.
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/skp/faq/1053579
You have to install the manufacturer drivers for your phone.
After that, when you plug it and the computer detects it, the phone should show a screen asking you to allow USB debugging for that particular computer, you should tap 'Ok'.
e: Samsung drivers
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 WiFi only and I have a problem connecting the tablet with Android Studio.
If I connect it without USB-Debugging it's shown like a mass storage.
If I enable USB-Debugging than I get the unpluged sound of windows every 2 sec.
This Driver is installed http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SM-T530NYKAXAR
I have installed this driver also http://developer.samsung.com/technical-doc/view.do?v=T000000117
But no one of this is working. What do I can do to make this work?
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Install MoboRobo and let it install your drivers automatically, Hope it will works then.
Genymotion and the Android emulators weren't working, so I decided to use a physical device to test apps. I have a Windows Laptop (Lenovo). I have a Samsung Galaxy S Lite, and I think I did the right things (Checked USB debugging on phone, downloaded necessary driver, plugged phone in to computer), and when I run my app in Studio, my phone shows up. However, when I select it and press "OK", nothing happens on my phone. What am I doing wrong?
if you want to run your application in samsung you have to install KIES software in your PC. you can download latest software from here
I figured what was going on - I was getting an error, and I didn't see it! I simply remade the project and made sure the package name had no capital letters, and it ran perfectly!
I am running windows 7 and have a Galaxy Tab 4 with Wifi only. I just switched from a different computer to this one, both using Android Studio. My tablet was recognized on the other computer through the ABD, but not the new computer. I have installed the Google Nexus Drivers, the samsung driver, the JDK, and the android SDK. The only thing I have not installed are the Samsung API's because I don't believe that I need them and don't think that they would help. I have switched the Media mode from MTP to PTP several times. Anybody know how to make this work?
*I have search through all of the questions and answers here and I have not found a solution that works.
Installing the driver from
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/GT-P7510MAVXAB
worked for me. Now I can use a Samsung Galaxy Tab with Android Studio. It is recognized as a running device when you open the "Choose Device" Dialog.
Also, I enabled Developer Options and USB Debugging. (#Zhuinden pointed that out.)
You need to install the drivers:
http://developer.samsung.com/android/tools-sdks/Samsung-Android-USB-Driver-for-Windows;jsessionid=0kzbJL5LhpN4RTpv19GPC1sBJ5GxPsfnpj8wFNXt37hNmx780XRR!1627734913
And you also need to enable Developer options, and USB Debugging.
What I also tend to do is download the naked drivers from XDA-Developers,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development/adb-fb-apx-driver-universal-naked-t2513339
and use pnputil -i -a winusb.inf to install it.
I'm developing a Phonegap application (for Android). When I plug my Xperia Z1 to my PC (which runs Ubuntu 13) it shows only install disk (some exe'cs are there) and don't show on devices list (I have also turned on debugging usb feature etc.) - I think this can be caused by lack of drivers for this phone (and I can't find anywhere drivers for ubuntu for Sony Xperia Z1).
In addition Eclipse shows only "????" as a device name and cannot run my app with that position chosen. Please help.
UPDATE:
I've found this article: https://askubuntu.com/questions/39893/how-to-access-the-sd-card-through-my-sony-ericsson-xperia-arc-phone but it doesn't work for me.
(I have also turned on debugging usb feature etc.) - I think this can
be caused by lack of drivers for this phone (and I can't find anywhere
drivers for ubuntu for Sony Xperia Z1).
Yes, you are right. The OS doesn't recognize the phone, can't communicate with him via USB port.
I would install a Virtual machine on Linux and a windows on it, until I could find a workaround or a driver released.
You can build and run to mobile over wifi, but I'm afraid you need the driver first to setup see here
USB debugging is enabled,my mac recognizes that the phone is connected but eclipse doesn't list it as a device and i can't test my application. I am using a macbook air with OSX and Eclipse does not recognize my device? I am aware some people have this problem with mac but i cannot find a solution.
I had installed the "google-usb-driver" package(present in the extras subsection of SDK manager) and also had debugging enabled on my Samsung S3. Yet eclipse/adb was not able to recognize the device.
To solve this problem on windows, I installed kies. I can now see a new device called "samsung android phone" in the list of devices(in device manager).
Windows(7/2008) by default does not have the driver and this can be got from a kies setup. Now my device manager is showing 2 devices:
Portable devices > GT-I93XX (already had this before kies was installed)
Samsung Android Phone > Samsung Android ADB Interface. (this was new after kies installation)
Sometimes the USB cable can be at fault, I have found the cable from the Kindle to be more reliable then those supplied by Samsung or Motorola (for reasons unknown to me!).
You'll probably have to install some Samsung driver software. On windows at least the adb driver comes bundled with their kies desktop software. I'd start by finding mac version of that and installing it.
Also "Samsung Galaxy S" is not a specific device. This is a marketing name that has been applied to half a dozen or more devices total worldwide. It may be helpful in some cases (perhaps it doesn't matter here, but it could) to specify which specific piece of hardware you are working with.
Do any other brand devices work correctly?