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android_apps [2014/07/15 09:32] – michaelandroid_apps [2021/04/24 07:40] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Unter SDK: ARM EABI muss noch installiert werden. Unter SDK: ARM EABI muss noch installiert werden.
  
-Packages: http://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html+Android SDK Manger: 
 +/sdk/tools/android sdk 
 + 
 +Packages: [[http://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html]]
  
  
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 Drawable: Drawable:
-120dpi ldpi  +120dpi ldpi \\ 
-160dpi mdpi +160dpi mdpi 48x\\ 
-240dpi hdpi +240dpi hdpi 72x\\ 
-320dpi xhdpi +320dpi xhdpi 96x\\ 
-480dpi xxhdpi +480dpi xxhdpi 128x\\ 
-https://code.google.com/p/android-drawable-converter/ +https://code.google.com/p/android-drawable-converter/ \\
 Generally you create 3 to 5 images when not even looking at screen size: low (120 dpi), medium (160 dpi), high (240 dpi), extra high (320 dpi) and 2*extra high (480 dpi).  Generally you create 3 to 5 images when not even looking at screen size: low (120 dpi), medium (160 dpi), high (240 dpi), extra high (320 dpi) and 2*extra high (480 dpi). 
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 +
 +List Emulators:
 +
 +        ./adb devices
 +
 +         List of devices attached
 +         emulator-5554    device
 +
 +install Application to Emulator:
 +
 +        ./adb install AndExplorer.apk
 +
 +Speed up the Emulator:
 +
 +     https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/03/12/how-to-start-intel-hardware-assisted-virtualization-hypervisor-on-linux-to-speed-up-intel-android-x86-gingerbread-emulator
 +
 +
 +defy+
 +
 +  sbf_flash file.sbf
 +  upload file.sbf
 + 
 +  sbf_flash -v -r
 +  display detailed CDT information
 +
 +  sbf_flash -r --boot file.sbf
 +  sbf_flash -r --boot boot.img file.sbf
 +  upload boot, optionally using boot.img as the contents
 +
 +  sbf_flash -r -d --boot
 +  sbf_flash -r -d --boot boot.img
 +  download boot, if boot.img isn't specified it will be
 +  saved using the cgname ("boot") as the filename
 +
 +  source: [[http://blog.opticaldelusion.org/search/label/sbf_flash]]
 +  
 +How to flash a SBF via Linux!
 +  - charge your phone 100%!
 +  - download and extract your sbf file: download
 +  - download sbf_flash file (same directory): download, or see the editor blog
 +  - chmod +x sbf_flash
 +  - sudo ./sbf_flash mysbffile.sbf
 +
 +Now your phone should start flashing, and phone will reboot when finish it.
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