Timed out waiting for device to be ready, you may try reconnecting the USB cable
Hi, I can't run android in the simulator:
I get:
[ERROR] Timed out waiting for emulator to be ready, you may need to close the emulator and try again
I can't run it on my device either. I connect it via USB, allow debugging and unknown sources on it, but get this error:
Timed out waiting for device to be ready, you may try reconnecting the USB cable
Any ideas?
Thanks.
5 Answers
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I run into this on my Droid X. Usually it's because I have either
- not selected 'USB Mass Storage' for the USB Connection, or
- I have not enabled 'USB Debugging' under Settings -> Applications -> Development, and it may be that
- you have not selected Settings -> Applications -> Unknown sources.
For the emulator, try deleting the AVD and letting Appcelerator create a new one. Make sure you have installed at Android SDK 1.6 or higher, which I believe is a requirement.
Lastly I have read that you may need to delete all AVDs and let Titanium create it's own, or it gets confused. This is not something I have personally experienced though.
John S.
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This is kinda strange but I was able to solve this by powering down the phone and then power up while it is connected via USB to the computer. Unless I do this I don't get any notification that USB Debugging or Mass Storage is active.
Of course before doing that make sure USB Debugging and Allow Unknown Sources are both enabled.
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Worked for me after I changed plugged usb cable to different socket in my iMac :) strange issue
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For those who develop on HTC with Sense 5, you'd need to follow this link to enable USB debugging:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2422116
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I had the same problem. None of the suggestions on many of the thread worked. Finally I realised I missed a step: you'd need to install the ADB drivers specific to your phone. Details here: