- Clicking device / emulator entry in device list
- Clearing log cat
- Restarting ADB and clicking device in device list
If you're developing with a real device the problem can be the device itself as well. One quick workaround is deactivating USB debugging in the system settings and activating it again. Sometimes only restarting the device helps.
An older Samsung Android firmware I was using was even more problematic. I could make USB debugging only work again by rebooting into the service menu (volume up + home button + power button). And from there I had to clear the cache partition. That was usually the last resort for solving that problem.
On Friday, February 1, 2013 2:38:52 PM UTC-6, dashman wrote:
sometimes eclipse logcat stops working and i have to restart--
both eclipse and the emulator.
any better way?
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