D Dave Fitzpatrick Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 10, 2012 #1 I'm probably overlooking something, but I can't seem to get b4a to recognize my Nexus 7 for debugging. I looked all over the Settings on the 7 and cannot find a check box anywhere that says USB Debugging like on my phones. Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? Dave
I'm probably overlooking something, but I can't seem to get b4a to recognize my Nexus 7 for debugging. I looked all over the Settings on the 7 and cannot find a check box anywhere that says USB Debugging like on my phones. Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? Dave
Stulish Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 10, 2012 #2 go into Settings -> About Tablet -> now tap on build number (a few times) a message is displayed 'you are now a developer' new return back to settings and you should have the developer settings option Upvote 0
go into Settings -> About Tablet -> now tap on build number (a few times) a message is displayed 'you are now a developer' new return back to settings and you should have the developer settings option
D Dave Fitzpatrick Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 10, 2012 #3 Well, I would have been a long time coming up with that one But, there must be something else I'm doing wrong. It did place this { } Developer Options on my Settings menu. I checked USB debugging, but things still don't work. I also have checked to allow apps from other than the Play Store under Security. Do I have to do some other stuff as well? Dave Upvote 0
Well, I would have been a long time coming up with that one But, there must be something else I'm doing wrong. It did place this { } Developer Options on my Settings menu. I checked USB debugging, but things still don't work. I also have checked to allow apps from other than the Play Store under Security. Do I have to do some other stuff as well? Dave
canalrun Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 10, 2012 #4 Hello, I use a Nexus 7 successfully as one of my debugging devices. Maybe I can offer some assistance. For debugging I use the B4A bridge with a wireless connection. I have not used USB debugging on the Nexus. I did not need to modify any debugger settings - interesting I just noticed there aren't any. In Settings/Security I checked "Unknown Sources". Barry. Upvote 0
Hello, I use a Nexus 7 successfully as one of my debugging devices. Maybe I can offer some assistance. For debugging I use the B4A bridge with a wireless connection. I have not used USB debugging on the Nexus. I did not need to modify any debugger settings - interesting I just noticed there aren't any. In Settings/Security I checked "Unknown Sources". Barry.
D Dave Fitzpatrick Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 11, 2012 #5 Thanks for the suggestion. I finally gave up on the USB connection with no luck and went for the Bridge connection. Everything worked fine. Dave Upvote 0
Thanks for the suggestion. I finally gave up on the USB connection with no luck and went for the Bridge connection. Everything worked fine. Dave
lagore Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 13, 2012 #6 Nexus 7 usb debug I had the same problem in connecting my Nexus 7 for usb debugging but the following blog has a very good step by step guide which sorted it out. Upvote 0
Nexus 7 usb debug I had the same problem in connecting my Nexus 7 for usb debugging but the following blog has a very good step by step guide which sorted it out.
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 23, 2012 #7 Thank you Lagore! That blog resolved everything - now it works also with USB-debugging. lagore said: I had the same problem in connecting my Nexus 7 for usb debugging but the following blog has a very good step by step guide which sorted it out. Click to expand... Upvote 0
Thank you Lagore! That blog resolved everything - now it works also with USB-debugging. lagore said: I had the same problem in connecting my Nexus 7 for usb debugging but the following blog has a very good step by step guide which sorted it out. Click to expand...
