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I am using Samsung hardware devices(Tab2 and S3) for testing purpose.

I am using eclipse galileo.observed that all Log.d(tag,message) are getting printed as warning in LogCat. But when ran the same code on emulator all logs are printed correctly as debug level.

I have already tried solution given in below posts:

1> Logcat won't display Log.d messages

2> Show messages from tablet Samsung Galaxy tab 3 on logcat

3> Android logcat logging only info level on real device. Cannot get debug messages, not even unhandled exceptions (Solution is for Huawei Y300 (Y300-0100) )

Nothing worked.Then I started emulator and even my phone was connected. I observed that debug is not enabled for device but was enabled for emulator. Screenshot_ device choose

Also,provided i am inside my company's firewall so can't update eclipse to JUNO.Need some help in the present development scenario if possible.Please help.

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  • It's not really clear what you are asking here. But you should probably try the command line version of adb and adb logcat to get a clearer sense of the problem. Perhaps you need to toggle USB debugging on the phone off and back on, clear debug certificates and then re-accept the PCs, etc. And escalate the issue of being unable to access tool updates; not that updating eclipse is likely your solution, but you do need access to the tools required for the job they expect you to do. – Chris Stratton Mar 24 '14 at 14:53
  • have you enabled `USB DEBUGGING` in `DEVELOPER OPTION` from settings in you device? – user2376920 Mar 25 '14 at 05:10
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    have you enabled debugging (android:debuggable="true") in your AndroidManifest? – Dima Mar 26 '14 at 14:33
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    As Chris Stratton said, open a terminal and run "adb logcat -s your.package.name:v". Then post the output and your code that belongs to it. –  Mar 30 '14 at 23:42

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