On 8/15/2016 4:26 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Like you Jacque, I'm not positive location helps, but I have all my
Android stuff installed in the Documents folder and it seems to work
ok on El Capitan. I feel like I moved the files there a several
versions back after repeated problems of getting LC
Like you Jacque, I'm not positive location helps, but I have all my Android
stuff installed in the Documents folder and it seems to work ok on El Capitan.
I feel like I moved the files there a several versions back after repeated
problems of getting LC to recognize the Android install
I don't have a toolchain folder. But I can try moving it into my user
account I guess. Without adb I have no logging, which is even worse than
not having a direct install.
Google searches say something about disabling El Capitan's SIP
protection but I don't want to go that far.
On
Jacque, I’m not really sure if moving it will fix it (could be something else
maybe) but I’m on El Capitan and I use the location recommended for building
android from source which is ~/toolchain/android-sdk and it works fine.
Cheers
Monte
> On 16 Aug 2016, at 4:28 AM, J. Landman Gay
I'm unable to directly connect any Android device to ADB. Apparently
there are some issues with that in El Capitan and Apple has locked down
some system folders (but my location for the SDK isn't one of those I
saw listed.) Debugging is turned on for all devices I've tried. Is
anyone able to
