Hello, I am trying to set up a Tizen project for my smart samsung TV, but I am introduced to this problem when attaching the application to the emulator:
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] install failed[118, -12], reason: Check certificate error :
spend time for wascmd is [526]ms|
I’ve generated a new certificate, reconfigured Tizen in visual studio, really out of ideas.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
I have two ideas
One you are using Tizen Distributor Certificates and not Samsung Tizen Distributor Certificate.
The other is you didn’t set up Developer Mode on your TV correctly . Many people miss the step about restarting your TV after setting Developer Mode.
Ron
Samsung Developer Relations
Hi Ron! thank you for replying.
I am trying to install the app to my tizen tv emulator which is running on windows with developer mode turned on, also, I generated a Samsung certificate and I am still getting the same issue, any ideas?
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : Starting deploying...
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : Deploy done...
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : Deployment operation was successful!
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : Launch mode is NOT debug for AppId:"org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV" (secure protocol)
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : Try to terminate running application: org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV
7/8/2023 5:10:03 PM : No application to be terminated: 255
WARNING: Your data are to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could be read by others.
pushed org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV-1.0.0.tpk 0% 0KB 0KB/s
pushed org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV-1.0.0.tpk 100% 456KB 0KB/s
1 file(s) pushed. 0 file(s) skipped.
D:\Code\VS Community\MediaExplorer\MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV\bin\Debug\tizen60\org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV-1.0.0.tpk 2899KB/s (467311 bytes in 0.157s)
install org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV
package_path /home/owner/share/tmp/sdk_tools/org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV-1.0.0.tpk
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] install start
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[2]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[5]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[8]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[10]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[13]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[16]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[18]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[21]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[24]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] installing[27]
app_id[org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV] install failed[118, -12], reason: Check certificate error :
spend time for wascmd is [402]ms
7/8/2023 5:10:04 PM : Try to launch application: org.tizen.example.MediaExplorer.Tizen.TV
7/8/2023 5:10:04 PM : Application launched.
This is the entire Tizen output in Visual Studio.
Might be worth mentioning that I cannot run the application in debug mode as it gives me another error:
Do you happen to have Windows 11?
I can’t get the Emulator to work on Windows 11. Someone posted a notice on how to reconfigure Windows 11 DLL so it runs. I can look for that note if you do have Windows 11.
It is a .dll is 64 bit in Windows 11 and the Emulator and Device Manager both require the 32 bit version.
Ron
Samsung Developer Relations
Yes, I am running Windows 11, I would love it if you gave me a reference to the dll, again, thanks!
Try this thread it may help It is a different initial message but goes on to other things.
I can’t find my notes on the Tizen Device manager and emulator on Windows 11 I’ll continue to look for where I “saved” the note.
Ron
Samsung Developer Relations
Same scenario. Newly installed SDK, first Tizen MAUI project with .NET 8. Getting exactly the same errors with the cert. Did you have any luck in the end?
It’s been a while, so I can’t say for certain, but I think I ended up getting tired of MAUI and switched over to Xamarin instead.
Many thanks. I came to the same conclusion. Tried everything to make it work, but MAUI for Tizen is broken in the later VS 2k22 editions. I got the cert working, by making a Samsung cert (contrary to their MAUI docs), and managed to deploy, but no amount of trying could get a compatible runtime, so it would always fail looking for assemblies. Back to Forms for me too.