I want to test an android application using WiFi-Direct, and i want to ask if i can connect an virtual device created with VirtualBox with my real device android. thanks in advance.
yes,wifi-direct is in VBox settings
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now i have 1 smartphone and 1 laptop and there is no wifi access here, can i run my flutter project through my smartphone hotspot. just like companion on kodular
note: I don't use a USB cable for some reason
You can use Wifi AVD plugin to debug your application wirelessly but you have to connect your device via USB for the first time.
Please check this out. You can use wireless adb connection
https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb
I am trying to build android Oreo source code in ubuntu 14.04,it is built successfully but the emulator is not turning on.I tried by restarting the server and check for android devices,it shows that the device is offline and I am not able to turn it on.Suggest a way to solve this issue.Thanks in advance.
link followed-
https://source.android.com/devices
Can i use genymotion for community license? Genymotion must have usb connection type.Appears upgrade license message. I have also tried with virtual connection type..
You must make sure you first start the Genymotion emulator and make sure you use USB connection, set up your profile with the correct device then click on Device Emulator button.
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I have installed the android bundle sdk from android.com and I have created a virtual device. When I want to start my application with the virtual device it hangs at the android logo forever. In the console it gives me "Waiting for HOME ('android.process.acore') to be launched...".
Is the hardware virtualization on? If not, turn on in the BIOS.
I have a Android device. How to sync with Eclipse for execute code directly in mobile not in emulator.
Just simply connect your phone via USB cable to your computer and run your application. Window pops up and you can choose then between connected devices. Make sure you enabled debugging mode in your device.