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I'm developing on a Samsung Galaxy S II using eclipse and the eclipse android plugin. This is not the first time I'm using DDMS on this computer or phone and everything used to work just fine.

Now, when I connect the device, DDMS shows it on the device list, LogCat shows output, I can even browse the file system, but clicking on the device does not show its process list.

I have tried restarting my computer, restarting the phone, turning debug mode off and on again, connecting it to another computer, checking the cable by connecting another device, all to no avail.

Any ideas?

Zoltán
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    Well, I didn't manage to list all the processes like I used to be able to, but I at least managed to show the process of the application I'm developing by setting `android:debuggable="true"` in the `application` element of the manifest, and by setting the `debug` property to `true` in the `default.properties` file. – Zoltán Oct 06 '11 at 13:08
  • On Sony Xperia Z, 4.1.2 OS adding android:debuggable="true" helped me, I can see it now. thanks! – Fenix Voltres Apr 22 '13 at 09:06

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Only a particular app being 'debugged' will show under a physical device.
Since unlike the emulator - an actual device does not run in debug mode.

If the app you wish to debug is not listed then make sure that it is:

  1. a debug build
  2. running on the device

Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/27111467/483588

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Ujjwal Singh
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For whom ever gets here, I solved the problem doing what @Fenix Voltres said above, and changed the AndroidManifest flag to android:debuggable="true".

Uriel Frankel
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if you have 2 instances of eclipse open this could cause the problem.

close the other instances and try again.

dvrm
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  1. Settings -> Application -> Development -> USB Debug: set ON , Stay awake: set ON
  2. Replace other USB cables
  3. Install Samsung ADB device interface for development (Composite ADB Interface)

Well, that's all I know.

Pete Houston
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