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Cant install Device Manager, not in Package Manager list.

Here is my setup;

Windows 10 x64

AMD FX-6300 3.50ghz , DDR3 Corsair Dominator 1333 8gb , MSI Gaming Pro Carbon 970A , GTX 460,  PSU 1000W Thermaltake.

Java JDK = jdk1.8.0_151 , Tizen 2.1 X64

Here is the error message i got from Tool>Device Manager;

(Device Manager is not installed or the installation path is invalid.)

I followed the tutorial here;

resources.samsungdevelopers.com/Samsung_Gear_(Tizen_Wearables)/Gear_Apps/Develop_Gear_Apps/Device_Manager_Installation_in_Tizen_Studio_2.0

But there is no Device Manager in the list.

I need help plz.

 

编辑者为: pat burn 开 05 1月, 2018
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Shaswati Saha

Did you try with View installed packages option uncheked according to the image attached below?

pat burn

Yes View installed packages is uncheked and device manager is not there.

pat burn

Shaswati Saha

That's really very strange! Would you please try with a re-installation in different workspace? Also please make sure to avoid any kind of network interruption while downloading. 

vasiliy morkovkin

I have the same issue on Linux Mint 18.2. All prerequisities are satisfied, re-installation  did not help. Need some help please.

Shaswati Saha

Would you please check Tizen Studio installation directory in your PC whether the tools directory inside it contains a folder named device-manager or not? Also please check from Tizen Studio and try launching device manager from Tools->Device manager. Does it give any error saying, "Device manager is not installed or the installation path is invalid"?

You may also check for device manager in the deprecated section of package manager instead of Baseline SDK section.

Jvalant Dave

I had the same issue and tried to run device manager using command line. I ran into this error: 

  1. Error: Could not find or load main class org.tizen.device.manager.Main

 

 

So I googled the issue, came to this thread https://developer.tizen.org/forums/sdk-ide/can-not-launch-emulator-manager-and-device-manager-on-linux .

Turns out, I had installed Open JDK prior to installing Tizen Studio. Tizen Studio didn't alert me to this on installation but it looks like it needs Oracle JDK. I installed it, and now I'm able to run Device manager.

Steven Brown

It's really knowledgeable discussion. Thanks for the guide