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.apk launcher and framework setup

fatalCombofatalCombo Posts: 6Member
edited January 2013 in ODK (OUYA Developer Kit)
So I added the 2 .apk files to my install directory:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools

Then I Shift + Right Click to open a command window.

 I then type the adb install -r ouya-framework.apk command and it runs...

It gives me some daemon prompt text and says waiting for device of something. How do I know this worked. Sorry I'm a total infant. Any help would be great!
Post edited by fatalCombo on

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  • fatalCombofatalCombo Posts: 6Member
    I've done this for the launcher apk also....
  • fatalCombofatalCombo Posts: 6Member
    Did I install these .apk's correctly?
  • mjoynermjoyner Posts: 168Member
    You must either be running an Android emulator or have a recognized Android device plugged in before running these commands.
  • hypercanestudioshypercanestudios Posts: 126Member
    edited January 2013
    If you run adb devices, it will print out whether a device was detected:
    C:\>adb devices
    List of devices attached
    emulator-5554   device
    015d456d7e081c06        device

    Installing should look something like:
    C:\>adb install -r yourgame-debug.apk
    1258 KB/s (30889856 bytes in 23.966s)
            pkg: /data/local/tmp/yourgame-debug.apk
    Success

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  • fatalCombofatalCombo Posts: 6Member
    Thanks for the help!! I have setup an Ouya emulator using the Virtual Device Manager. I guess I miss-understood what these files were used for. I'm kinda new to this stuff. Any clarification would be great. The documentation is confusing, I thought I had to run these as part of the setup for my work environment. What do these files do, and how do I use them?
  • TheMaskedFoxTheMaskedFox Posts: 10Member
    The framework and launcher are actual Android applications.  They're installed to and run on the Android device, whether it's an emulator, phone, tablet, or the OUYA console itself.  The launcher is what you see when you power up an OUYA console.  It lets the gamer log in, displays available games and apps, and provides menus to access account information and settings.
  • RandroidRandroid Posts: 13Member
    Anyone else having issues installing these apps? I'm getting parsing errors. I have a feeling they aren't built for ICS.
  • TheMaskedFoxTheMaskedFox Posts: 10Member
    edited January 2013
    Randroid said:
    Anyone else having issues installing these apps? I'm getting parsing errors. I have a feeling they aren't built for ICS.
    They're built for 4.1.2, API Level 16.  I had no trouble installing them on an emulator configured with those settings.  Won't run on ICS, or at least I wouldn't expect them to.
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  • timtationtimtation Posts: 4Member
    mine says while starting the emulator, so i cant install anything:

    emulator: Failed to open the hax module
    HAX is not working and emulator runs in emulation mode
    tim schenk - freelance developer
  • timtationtimtation Posts: 4Member
    timtation said:
    mine says while starting the emulator, so i cant install anything:

    emulator: Failed to open the hax module
    HAX is not working and emulator runs in emulation mode
    after installing HAX (/Applications/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64/sdk/extras/intel/Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager) no message comes up anymore...

    BUT my Ouya can't be found on Mac. It does not connect via USB
    tim schenk - freelance developer
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