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...can you please answer my question posted under "solution error". Just to confirm; my device does show up and third party sources is enabled.
The message on my handset SGN is: Application Error
The connection to the server was unsuccessful (file:///storage/emulated/0/Icenium/com.telerik.<myfile>.html)
This has happened both in Graphite and Mist.
The message on my handset SGN is: Application Error
The connection to the server was unsuccessful (file:///storage/emulated/0/Icenium/com.telerik.<myfile>.html)
This has happened both in Graphite and Mist.
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Hello Chris,
You are saying that your device is rooted, are you using some custom firmware (CM10) or just rooted stock android?
This error is returned when your storage is locked for the android system and deployed APK can't unpack. This usually happens when device has SD card and it is mounted as USB storage to the PC. Galaxy Nexus has no sd card and no such option in storage options, but if you are using custom firmware you can enable it.
Try to find what is the way your storage is attached to computer.
Greetings,
Nikolay Mladenov
Icenium team.
You are saying that your device is rooted, are you using some custom firmware (CM10) or just rooted stock android?
This error is returned when your storage is locked for the android system and deployed APK can't unpack. This usually happens when device has SD card and it is mounted as USB storage to the PC. Galaxy Nexus has no sd card and no such option in storage options, but if you are using custom firmware you can enable it.
Try to find what is the way your storage is attached to computer.
Greetings,
Nikolay Mladenov
Icenium team.
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answered on 15 Dec 2012, 08:07 AM
Galaxy nexus Android 4.2.1 Baseband: 19250XXLH1 Kernel: 3.0.31 gd5a18e0 android build.... Fri 2 Nov; Build # JOP40D It is a plain vanilla stock ROM directly form Android. There is (as you say) no SD card. There is more than enough space.
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Hi again Chris,
It seems that in android 4.2 storage mapping is changed during the implementation of multiuser support.
We need some more time for investigation of this issue. Thank you for pointing it. We will answer soon.
Kind regards,
Nikolay M.
Icenium Team
It seems that in android 4.2 storage mapping is changed during the implementation of multiuser support.
We need some more time for investigation of this issue. Thank you for pointing it. We will answer soon.
Kind regards,
Nikolay M.
Icenium Team
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answered on 17 Dec 2012, 10:40 AM
Thank you.
I appreciate the feedback.
Chris
I appreciate the feedback.
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Hi Chris,
We cannot reproduce this problem. Obviously there is something we do not know for your case.
Unfortunately we are not sure where to look for the problem.
Can you build your application in "Release" and check if it works on your nexus device? Use Graphite, right click on your solution in "Project Naviagor", select "Build Settings" and select "Release". Delete the app from the phone before trying to deploy again. We want to make sure it is SD Card/ Internal Memory problem.
Can you also give us a catlog when you deploy an application? You can do that by going to where "ADB" (Android Debug Bridge) is extracted on your system. When Graphite is started ADB is extracted in your temp folder. Start command prompt, type "cd %TEMP%". Search for adb.exe, it should be somewhere in your temp folder. After you find it type "adb logcat > c:\logcat.txt", after that press "ctrl +c". There will be a logcat.txt file in your root folder. Attach it to this post so we can check it out.
Thanks again for reporting this problem.
Kind regards,
Evgeni "Zammy" Petrov
the Telerik team
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We cannot reproduce this problem. Obviously there is something we do not know for your case.
Unfortunately we are not sure where to look for the problem.
Can you build your application in "Release" and check if it works on your nexus device? Use Graphite, right click on your solution in "Project Naviagor", select "Build Settings" and select "Release". Delete the app from the phone before trying to deploy again. We want to make sure it is SD Card/ Internal Memory problem.
Can you also give us a catlog when you deploy an application? You can do that by going to where "ADB" (Android Debug Bridge) is extracted on your system. When Graphite is started ADB is extracted in your temp folder. Start command prompt, type "cd %TEMP%". Search for adb.exe, it should be somewhere in your temp folder. After you find it type "adb logcat > c:\logcat.txt", after that press "ctrl +c". There will be a logcat.txt file in your root folder. Attach it to this post so we can check it out.
Thanks again for reporting this problem.
Kind regards,
Evgeni "Zammy" Petrov
the Telerik team
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answered on 17 Dec 2012, 06:40 PM
Thank you. I have an older device running Android 3.2.1. If this is important to you and if it will help you I can go through the motions of extracting those (I have a logcat app). If you have other things to do; let's wait until it resolves itself normally.
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I would like you to check if a "Release" build will work on your 4.2.1 Galaxy Nexus.
Do you experience any issues on your 3.2.1 tablet?
Evgeni "Zammy" Petrov
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