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da...@gmail.com
Also, it talks about "Multi Touch Support" hardware option, which is currently "Touch Screen Type" = multi-touch
dv...@gmail.com
please explain to me where and how do I input
adb -d forward tcp:1970 localabstract:android.sdk.controller
quixilver@gwisa.com
adb -d forward tcp:1970 localabstract:android.sdk.controller
quixilver@gwisa.com
pa...@gmail.com
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pa...@gmail.com
I got the connection perfectly but for some reason despite the output debugger from the emulator showing correct inputs (coordinates) on the actual UI it shows wrong places.
For example, I try clicking the bottom left or middle or bottom right or really anywhere but the touch only show up at the top right....
it's like as iff the emulator isn't inputing the signals in correctly.
For example, I try clicking the bottom left or middle or bottom right or really anywhere but the touch only show up at the top right....
it's like as iff the emulator isn't inputing the signals in correctly.
jo...@google.com
sa...@google.com
Thank you for your feedback. We assure you that we are doing our best to address the issue reported, however our product team has shifted work priority that doesn't include this issue. For now, we will be closing the issue as won't fix obsolete. If this issue currently still exists, we request that you log a new issue along with latest bug report here https://goo.gl/TbMiIO .
Description
is outdated and missleading.
I installed the app, in <sdk_dir>/tools/app/SdkController with
adb install -d <sdk_dir>/tools/app/SdkController/bin/SdkController.apk
then followed the online instruction instead of reading the one in the app.
The online instruction say you need 2 port forwarding:
adb -d forward tcp:1968 tcp:1968
adb -d forward tcp:1969 tcp:1969
but the actual command to execute (correctly defined in the SdkController application) is:
adb -d forward tcp:1970 localabstract:android.sdk.controller
please update the online documentation