I'm developing a native application for Android in C++. The app works fine, and install (with ant debug install) correctly en several devices, but throws an error when I try to install it in a Lenovo A806 with androdid 4.4.2:
enter code install:
[echo] Installing /home/flush/Project/test/bin/NativeActivity-debug.apk onto default emulator or device...
[exec] 7378 KB/s (6015860 bytes in 0.796s)
[exec] Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_VERIFICATION_FAILURE]
The device appears when executing adb devices. I have disabled the Verify Applications Check in security and checked the Unknow sources Options. Still throws the same error.
I also tried installing the android debug certificate (by Install from internal Storage in security options), but it does not works. Despite of a message "certificate is installed" is showing, the certificate are not show in the certificate list.
¿Any clues?
Thank you
Insufficient Storage- If your Android device is too full, it causes the package installer to malfunction, leading to the 'App not Installed' pop-up. Even a corrupted Internal Storage Card or an SD card which is not mounted properly may lead to clogged storage and thus give you the App not installed error message.
I fixed this by doing(in android 8.1)
Settings > Developer Options > Then Turn off Verify Apps over USB
You need to have permissions to write an unsigned app, allowing unknown software sources in settings or in Eclipse, sign the app > Android tools > Export signed application package, if you generate a certificate before.
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