Android developement with Delphi on One Plus X: how to?

Question

I own Delphi 10 Seattle and I am struggling to setup my IDE for Android development.

My phone is One Plus X.

I went through the docs at embarcadero website, in particular this page

I did all up to point (6), but point (7) is not ok: I do not see my device.

I tried to go through all the points several time, I also made sure to run explorer with elevated privileges to be sure that everything is installed fine. Anyway as I choose Android as target platform there is no way to see my phone in the "Target" folder.

Did anyone manage to use One Plus X (and its drivers) for Android Development on Delphi Seattle?

I used this driver as USB driver for one plus X, having no errors on installation

Answer 1

After retrying for the nth time i manager do see my phone.

Success come after following step by step this guide:

1. Start the Android SDK Manager by selecting Start | All Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio | Android SDKs | Android Tools

   Caution: Use only the Android SDK Manager that is available in the Android Tools node on the Start menu. Do not use any other Android SDK Manager that might be installed elsewhere on your system. A command window opens, and then the Android SDK Manager opens.

2. In the Android SDK Manager:

   1. Scroll down to Extras.
   2. Select the Google USB Driver.
   3. Clear all other checkmarks, such as automatic checkmarks in the Android 4.3 and Tools sections.

      Note: We recommend that you do not install additional libraries or updates except as distributed by RAD Studio.

   4. Click Install 1 Package.

3. Power up your Android device and connect it by USB cable to your development system.

4. In the system Control Panel, search for and select "update device drivers" in order to open the Device Manager.
5. In the Device Manager, locate and right-click your Android device, and select Update Driver Software.
6. In the Update driver software dialog box, browse to the \extras folder in your Android SDK directory, and select the folder that matches your Android device. (For example, select google for the Nexus 7 or Nexus 10 tablet.) Then click OK.

   Note: This is the location of the Google USB driver in our default Android SDK installation: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\18.0\CatalogRepository\AndroidSDK-<Version>\extras\google\usb_driver.

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