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A standard build should succeed with those paths.
A standard build should succeed with those paths.


After that build finishes, running <tt>make package</tt> in the OBJDIR should generate a file in the dist directory that looks like fennec-4.0b2pre.en-US.eabi-arm.apk. This file can be installed on an Android device with <tt>adb install [apk name here]</tt>. To uninstall it via adb, use the package name: <tt>adb uninstall org.mozilla.fennec</tt>.
After that build finishes, running <tt>make package</tt> in the OBJDIR should generate a file in the dist directory that looks like fennec-8.0a1.en-US.android-arm.apk. This file can be installed on an Android device with <tt>adb install [apk name here]</tt>. To uninstall it via adb, use the package name: <tt>adb uninstall org.mozilla.fennec_unofficial</tt>.


You'll probably have to add a udev rule to set permissions on the usb device, see [http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html this page], and if that doesn't work, try using a very high priority number for your rule, for example here on debian, to get a Samsung phone to work, I created
You'll probably have to add a udev rule to set permissions on the usb device, see [http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html this page], and if that doesn't work, try using a very high priority number for your rule, for example here on debian, to get a Samsung phone to work, I created
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