问题
I'm developing an application that communicates over the local network, and am trying to test on multiple devices. I have a Droid Incredible and a Samsung Galaxy S3 for testing right now. When I run the application on the Incredible, all works as intended. However, when I run the app on the GS3, I get the following error in LogCat:
< s3dReadConfigFile:75 >: Can't open file for reading
A team mate with another GS3 does not get this error when he runs the application on that device also gets this error, but it took him a while to find it because of the volume of log output. What is the possible cause? Is this a configuration issue, a hardware issue, or something in my code?
回答1:
After several months of developing and continuing to receive this error on multiple devices running multiple apps, it seems at least to be a system issue. It does not result in any issues running apps on GS3s versus other devices, and it's also likely not anything to do with my code.
I have no idea what it means or how to mitigate it, but if you're receiving the error, you can probably just ignore it.
回答2:
Is your mates Galaxy S3 rooted...it may require root privilege to read s3dReadConfigFile config file...just a guess
回答3:
i have it too, just unlock your phone, and make it ready to use. than run your app from software (Eclipse - in my case)
回答4:
i have it too,
just unlock your phone, and make it ready to use.
than run your app from software (Eclipse - in my case).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15280681/device-specific-error-s3dreadconfigfile-cant-open-file-for-reading