Then got this
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I did that. I used same IOIO and BT dongle I've used with 4.1.1 tablet. It was working for a week without any corrupt but the connection dropped&corrupted in nearly 10 hours with 4.2.2 and 4.4.2,
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Possibly. Only a matter of how complicated it would be.
04-08 19:21:00.867: E/IOIOProtocol(8340): Protocol error:04-08 19:21:00.867: E/IOIOProtocol(8340): ioio.lib.impl.IOIOProtocol$ProtocolError: Received unexpected command: 0x8b04-08 19:21:00.867: E/IOIOProtocol(8340): at ioio.lib.impl.IOIOProtocol$IncomingThread.run(IOIOProtocol.java:928)04-08 19:21:00.867: W/bt-rfcomm(2462): Port state disc_wait_ua Event ignored 1204-08 19:21:00.867: W/bt-btif(2462): invalid rfc slot id: 96
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04-10 00:17:19.446: E/bt-btif(1014): send none, EAGAIN or EWOULDBLOCK, errno:11Finally, I found sth but couldnot figure out how to handle it? Any suggestion?
I remained the tablet connected to my pc for a day in ADB enabled and saw (day after)that the connection remains but analoginput.getVoltage gets same value again and again. Any clue?
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Crashes how?
Tablets are chinese tablets (above average) and the phone nexus 5. By the way, I tested the prebuilt apk of ioioapps, the app crashes after a while.
Crashes how?
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