Android App – Debuggen und USB Stick gleichzeitig anschließen?
Gibt es irgendeine Art von Adapter mit welchem ich eine Android App via ADB und USB-Kabel direkt debuggen kann während ich gleichzeitig ein USB-Gerät angeschlossen habe ?
Ja, ich weiß ich könnte nun via WLAN das Smartphone verbinden,
allerdings haben wir in unserem Gebäude so viele Störungen dass das Debuggen via WLAN immer wieder abbricht.
Ich habe da eine App die Zugriff auf einen USB-Stick braucht und nun bin ich beim Testen und einfacher wäre es für mich direkt am Gerät zu testen mit angeschlossenem USB-Stick.
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Probably it shouldn’t work.
With USB debugging, the PC is the host, so that device that builds the connection. The USB stick is the smartphone of the host.
A wired alternative would be a LAN cable for the smartphone. USB stick and LAN cables work simultaneously as the smartphone is the host.
With regard to hardware, there are USB Type-C hubs with USB ports and Ethernet or a USB hub with USB to Ethernet adapter.
To connect to the PC, use ADB via “WLAN”. Use the IP address from the Ethernet connection on the PC.
Your PC/laptop should also be connected via LAN.
Thanks to the Ethernet and USB hub I try out.
USB actually has no problems with having multiple devices at one input. It should work as easy with USB splinter / hub / dock. These things are cheap to have online; very cheap parts can cause problems.
Must have the right books (for modern devices so 1x USB-C times to at least 2x whatever you need), but that should be there.
I thought that too, but apparently such a splinter/stroke has to
have special properties for USB debugging (smartphone <-> PC)
and the USB stick (smartphone <-> stick) are detected simultaneously.
Mostly, only the power supply is passed on to the smartphone on the PC
and the USB stick goes, but I want debugging…
So, when the USB stick goes, data transmission is possible. Then, actually, debugging should go.
However, I can now say no more:/