How to Debug on the Samsung Galaxy I7500 Android Phone
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When i followed the above steps system tried to install driver and then prompt following error.
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How to Debug on the Samsung Galaxy I7500 Android Phone
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Some people have reported the MI_04 combination above is not working; you may want to try MI_1 to MI_4 to be sure.
go to the phone -> Settings -> Applications -> Development -> enable USB debugging
Windows will ask for a new driver - this is used for debugging. Point the driver search to c:android-sdk-windows-1.5_r3usb_driverx86.
When i followed the above steps system tried to install driver and then prompt following error.
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O2 forum has launched a Poll regarding the Galaxy i7500, pls cast your vote O2 Forum :: View topic - Samsung no longer supporting Android on Galaxy
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- Android SDK
- Android USB driver