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How do I install the app that I’m making on an actual device?
I’m on Mac Snow Leopard with a Nexus One phone and I’ve followed the steps here https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.html
So I added:
1. android:debuggable=”true”
2. Turn on “USB Debugging” on your device.
However, when I go to the terminal and do “adb devices” only the emulator shows up there.
I’m supposed to see my device name too right?
What am I missing?
The device didn’t show up because of the cable.
Although the old cable was charging the phone, but for some reason it wasn’t mounting the device and being new to Android, I just wasn’t sure what I’m supposed to see and expect.
In case anyone is interested, there should be a “USB connected” notification if the mounting works.
(this is from menu > notification)