How can I install / debug applications on nanopi m4 Android board?
I have a nanopi m4 Android board, usb type c port for charging and data (and debugging maybe), four usb 3.0 ports, Android 8.1
I need to use adb,
what I have tried
use the charging / data port (usb type c) for debugging, the board couldn't boot, it goes through a loop trying to boot, I guess because of not enough delivered power;
looking for the debug over Wifi feature in the Android settings, but I didn't find this option.
Question
What other debugging options do I have?
This might help
- I can put an App in SD card and use it
- I can host a temporary web server to get the app to the board
usb debug adb
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I have a nanopi m4 Android board, usb type c port for charging and data (and debugging maybe), four usb 3.0 ports, Android 8.1
I need to use adb,
what I have tried
use the charging / data port (usb type c) for debugging, the board couldn't boot, it goes through a loop trying to boot, I guess because of not enough delivered power;
looking for the debug over Wifi feature in the Android settings, but I didn't find this option.
Question
What other debugging options do I have?
This might help
- I can put an App in SD card and use it
- I can host a temporary web server to get the app to the board
usb debug adb
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
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migrated from superuser.com Feb 3 at 23:15
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I have a nanopi m4 Android board, usb type c port for charging and data (and debugging maybe), four usb 3.0 ports, Android 8.1
I need to use adb,
what I have tried
use the charging / data port (usb type c) for debugging, the board couldn't boot, it goes through a loop trying to boot, I guess because of not enough delivered power;
looking for the debug over Wifi feature in the Android settings, but I didn't find this option.
Question
What other debugging options do I have?
This might help
- I can put an App in SD card and use it
- I can host a temporary web server to get the app to the board
usb debug adb
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
I have a nanopi m4 Android board, usb type c port for charging and data (and debugging maybe), four usb 3.0 ports, Android 8.1
I need to use adb,
what I have tried
use the charging / data port (usb type c) for debugging, the board couldn't boot, it goes through a loop trying to boot, I guess because of not enough delivered power;
looking for the debug over Wifi feature in the Android settings, but I didn't find this option.
Question
What other debugging options do I have?
This might help
- I can put an App in SD card and use it
- I can host a temporary web server to get the app to the board
usb debug adb
usb debug adb
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
asked Feb 1 at 4:33
idrissidriss
113
113
migrated from superuser.com Feb 3 at 23:15
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Somebody just figured out how to do it: power the board using two power bins and use the usb-c for debugging.
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Somebody just figured out how to do it: power the board using two power bins and use the usb-c for debugging.
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Somebody just figured out how to do it: power the board using two power bins and use the usb-c for debugging.
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Somebody just figured out how to do it: power the board using two power bins and use the usb-c for debugging.
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