I am not able to access /dev directory in Android 6.0 device without root
access(Tried run time permissions also WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)
Using native code to access RS232 serial port(tty) files inside /dev
directory and transfer data, but with Android 6.0 I am unable to open the
port(permission
I have an application which loads a shared object and used some of its
functions. The application was earlier targeting API19 and was working fine
till API 19 devices.
I then upgraded my device to Android 6.0. I have been getting below error
since then."Unsatisfied Link Error: abc/xyx/So.so no
I've also noticed this, it might be an app causing it. But it makes the
system go into an unstable state.
I've had google maps and the launcher effectivly stop working.
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Hi
I got an application that on http://market.android.com/publish/ shows around
20k active installs / 30k total installs. However, google analytics for the
app (that's not really doing anything weird. It's just using the normal api,
collecting fairly standard data). Is showing 100k+ unique visi
Hi
I've got an app that spawns of a seperate thread. Parses JSON data into a
structure. And passes it back to the main thread through a handler. Each
part of data is sent through the handler individually. That worked fairly
well with my previous XML parser, as XML parses data while it downloads
Did you ever figure this out? I just got a bugreport like this and found
this post in google, but not much else on the issue.
Bugreporter has a "SE xperia X10i"
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It's actually very simple.
# adb shell
# su
# cd /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq
Your looking for scaling_*. Basically scaling_max_freq (you can use the
numbers from scaling_available_frequencies). To set a frequency simply write
to scaling_max_freq.
Example:
# echo 1197000 > /sys/devices/sy
adb works, I use it a lot. adb devices shows the device (a nexus one),
shell/pull/push everything seems to work.
eclipse screws up, often.
ddms shows no devices connected, and in console I only get a few gtk window
warnings.
Half the time when I start eclipse it keeps a neverending process runni
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