The Archos 5 internet Tablet recently received an Android update:
http://www.archos.com/support/support_tech/updates.html?country=illang=en#firm
Out of curiosity, have you installed this update? Did it change
anything regarding this situation? I've been waiting for a non-phone
Android device to
Hi,
From my experience with the Archos 5 IT I don't think there are any
restriction on debugging. The only catch is, that the device comes
without the google applications and api, so you e.g. can't run an
application using google maps.
But there is an unofficial way to get around this limitaion
Thanks robert,
When I go to settings, Applications, I only got a choice for Manage
applications in the menu. And if I go there, I have the list of all the
applications installed. But I never find duch options as Unknonw sources
or Development option.
For the File manager, the one installed on my
On Jan 19, 2:43 pm, fourk xav fou...@gmail.com wrote:
What about if you want to run the application on your DISCONNECTED device?
You need to get the APK to the device somehow. By far the most direct
method is via USB, but if this isn't an option for some reason, you
still need to bridge that
Thanks guys !
I manage to copy the apk already into my Archos, but when I launch it, it
won't install. Error message saying, the application can not be installed on
this device... but it works perfectly on the emulator...
any ideas?
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 7:07 PM, String
I've heard Archos killed some functionality regarding debugging/
development with the Archos 5 Internet Tablet. If you go to Settings,
Applications, do you see a checkbox at the top of the list for
Unknown sources? You probably have to uncheck that to get your apk
to run. Also, does that same
Now that I think about it...I seem to recall having trouble getting
Astro to launch an apk. I eventually installed a different file
manager app from the Market, cleverly called File Manager. I don't
like the app very much but it does launch my apk.
On Jan 19, 2:35 pm, Robert Nekic
Also, exporting an UNSIGNED package is the main problem. Packages must
be signed in order to install. It's not hard to sign them as Android
allow self-signed packages. Just use the android tools menu and click
on export SIGNED package.
On Jan 19, 1:43 pm, Robert Nekic robertne...@gmail.com wrote:
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