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and start your preferred terminal emulator, as described in the [[Dacu#.22Full_control.22_mode | Running Android in "full control mode"]] section. | and start your preferred terminal emulator, as described in the [[Dacu#.22Full_control.22_mode | Running Android in "full control mode"]] section. | ||
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Contents
Introduction[edit | edit source]
This tutorial shows how to develop your first Android application and run it on the DACU platform.
Boot the system[edit | edit source]
Let's assume the system is configured to boot loading the kernel and root file system from the internal flash.
Start the system as described in the Running Android in "normal mode" section.
Change the default ip address[edit | edit source]
If the default ip address is not suitable for your network configuration, you need to modify it. The first thing to do is to connect the null-modem serial cable to the J3 connector
and start your preferred terminal emulator, as described in the Running Android in "full control mode" section.
Check the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) and connect to the target[edit | edit source]
Start a connection through the Android Debug Bridge as described in the Running ADB section.
