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Virtualbox has this handy feature that I can enable a remote desktop server of the virtual machine. Does such a feature exists for AVDs? If you would enable the remote desktop server for the AVD, you could connect to it as if it were a remote desktop, and see and control the emulated screen from remote.
qemu has built-in support for VNC. You can run the emulator with the following options emulator #AVD -qemu -enable-kvm -vnc 0.0.0.0:32 Then you can connect on localhost:5932.
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I am using ubuntu 15.10 and android 4.0.4. I googled a lot how to reverse tether from ubuntu to android but couldn't find any reasonable answers. So how can i share my ethernet connection on my ubuntu to android? i know i should create a new wifi hotspot from my pc and set it to "shared to other devices" but the wifi hotspot is NOT visible in my android phone! Also creating a wireless network with setting "infrastructure" to "ap" mode did not work for me.
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Checkout hostapd.
This documentation for Ubuntu looks like it'd get you going, but you'll probably have to make a few tweaks, like wlan0 will be eth0. wlan1 would be the wireless adapter that is broadcasting to your phone.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessAccessPoint
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suddenly it started giving me no notification any time i plug it into any PC. I've used different USB cables,turned on my USB debugging mode,restored the factory settings, updated the phone software. I don't know what else to do. I really need help here
Browse to your sdk on studio terminal and type adb devices and check if it shows.
If not try adb killall-server and adb start-server otherwise try updating usb driver for your phone
If you have a Samsung Phone, try installing Samsung Kies on your PC. That should include all drivers.
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I could enable developer mode in my Yureka(Cyanogenmode 11) phone. But also it is not asking permission to connect to my computer and my computer only showing ?????????? in devices list. What should I do now ?
Finally I got reason why eclipse showing my phone as unknown device.
My phones USB computer connection was Media device (MTP). I just unchecked media device connection. And now my device is listing properly in eclipse.
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I have set up mitmproxy on Ubuntu, and have linked my android device to it. I can view traffic coming from the android browser but when I launch an app, it does not show me any traffic from the app (any app it seems), even though the app is connecting to the internet. What am I doing wrong?
The mitmproxy command I am running is ~mitmproxy --host
This is probably because of SSL pinning read about it here or it could be that the app is ignoring the Android proxy settings, but most likely SSL pinning from my experience
http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/stable/certinstall.html#certificate-pinning
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I have a Raspberry Pi running Android 3.1 and its connected to the internet using a Ethernet wired connection. How do I set proxy to use wired connection?
You should be able to use this: (your proxy is mynetworkproxy:9000)
setprop global_http_proxy_host mynetworkproxy
setprop global_http_proxy_port 9000
After doing an adb shell to get access to the device's console.
If that doesn't work and you have root access you can manually change the setting in the settings.db file. See here http://elinux.org/Android_Networking in the "Configuring a web proxy" section for more info.