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I've installed Android Studio Jellyfish (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with Gradle, Java, plugins, etc. The device is detected...
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FractionalRadix
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2024-06-09T18:26:10Z (6 months ago)
Fixed capitalization.
Android Studio IDE refuses to find my device
I've installed Android Studio Jellyfish (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with gradle, java, plugins, etc.- The device is detected and used in another, Xenial, VM just fine.
- I've ran through all the usual tips such as clearing debugging permissions and reconnecting, rebooting, re-enabling debugging mode, etc.
- The Studio troubleshooter detects the device in question, even after restarting adb.
`adb` works just fine on the command line too, i can shell into the device.In the IDE, i still get "no devices".- Using a downloaded Jellyfish yields the same results.
- I've installed Android Studio Jellyfish (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with Gradle, Java, plugins, etc.
- The device is detected and used in another, Xenial, VM just fine.
- I've ran through all the usual tips such as clearing debugging permissions and reconnecting, rebooting, re-enabling debugging mode, etc.
- The Studio troubleshooter detects the device in question, even after restarting adb.
- `adb` works just fine on the command line too, I can shell into the device.
- In the IDE, I still get "no devices".
- Using a downloaded Jellyfish yields the same results.
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JohnRando
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2024-06-07T14:12:07Z (6 months ago)
I've installed Android Studio (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with gradle, java, plugins, etc.- The device is detected and used in another, Xenial, VM just fine.
- I've ran through all the usual tips such as clearing debugging permissions and reconnecting, rebooting, re-enabling debugging mode, etc.
- The Studio troubleshooter detects the device in question, even after restarting adb.
- `adb` works just fine on the command line too, i can shell into the device.
In the IDE, i still get "no devices".
- I've installed Android Studio Jellyfish (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with gradle, java, plugins, etc.
- The device is detected and used in another, Xenial, VM just fine.
- I've ran through all the usual tips such as clearing debugging permissions and reconnecting, rebooting, re-enabling debugging mode, etc.
- The Studio troubleshooter detects the device in question, even after restarting adb.
- `adb` works just fine on the command line too, i can shell into the device.
- In the IDE, i still get "no devices".
- Using a downloaded Jellyfish yields the same results.
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JohnRando
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2024-06-07T13:14:42Z (6 months ago)
Android Studio IDE refuses to find my device
I've installed Android Studio (snap) on an Ubuntu Fossa VM and was finally able to generate an apk for my project after struggling with gradle, java, plugins, etc. The device is detected and used in another, Xenial, VM just fine. I've ran through all the usual tips such as clearing debugging permissions and reconnecting, rebooting, re-enabling debugging mode, etc. The Studio troubleshooter detects the device in question, even after restarting adb. `adb` works just fine on the command line too, i can shell into the device. In the IDE, i still get "no devices".