emulation

I have the next issue. After updated HAXM up to 7.2.0 android emulator in android studio with version API 28 dont start up. I cant run the emulator. I am using laptop on Intel processor, i7. Virtualization is on. Before updating it worked. After updating, I can run emulator just if Turned On Software acceleration. If Hardware - impossible to run. If use x86_64 instead x86 I get black screen on emulator and errors in logcat: 06-18 08:13:42.256 1632-1632/? E/SurfaceFlinger: Error while linking shaders: 06-18 08:13:42.529 1632-1632/? E/SurfaceFlinger: Error while compiling shader: attribute vec4

I am using Google Cloud's Datastore Client Library for Java to access the Cloud Datastore. Note : I am not using App Engine to deploy my application; just running a local application for development purposes. Following the example, I can read/write to the Cloud Datastore. Datastore datastore = DatastoreOptions.defaultInstance().service(); KeyFactory keyFactory = datastore.newKeyFactory().setKind("MyKind"); Key key = keyFactory.newKey(); Entity entity = datastore.get(key); I want to be able to write to a local Datastore emulator instance instead. Following the guide here , I run gcloud beta

I just upgraded my cordova and ionic (npm upgrade -g cordova ionic) and now when I run "ionic cordova run --emulator" I'm getting the following error message: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.android.prefs.AndroidLocation.getAvdFolder()Ljava/lang/String; The build is successful, it just doesn't seem to want to start the emulator. Any help would be very appreciated. Here is the end of the log after the successful build message: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 5.135 secs Built the following apk(s): /Users/lesbuchanan/source/personal/sandbox/mobile/ionic/phone-vow

I am using the geocoder and it worked just fine on my device but not working on emulators tried it on 2.2 and 4.2.2 didn't work; this is my code: Geocoder myLocation = new Geocoder(AzanTime.this, Locale.getDefault()); List<Address> myList=null; try { myList = myLocation.getFromLocation(latitude,longitude, 1); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } Address address = (Address) myList.get(0); String addressStr = ""; if(address.getAddressLine(0)!=null){ addressStr += address.getAddressLine(0); } And the logcat: 01-11 09:31:07.573: E/AndroidRuntime(788):

Is there a way to emulate a disk drive in .NET, intercepting read/write/lock operations? I would like to create something with a front-end similar to GMail Drive in C#. Thanks, Tom I use the Eldos Callback File System myself for this purpose, but although it's good, it's not exactly cheap. There are some free/cheap projects as well, and I'm sure one of them was mentioned in a similar question on SO recently -- can't find it anymore at the moment, though. Stability tends to be a major issue, though, as layered Windows file system drivers aren't trivial. On Linux you can use the Mono.Fuse API (

I know that there are several threads posted about this issue, however I believe my problem to be a bit different: I had my Android emulator working without any problems (using Eclipse plugin). I could start the emulator, run applications, and those apps would be able to connect to my computers internet. I then updated the Android SDK's (as I wanted to try out my application on 2.2). Since the update, the emulator will not connect to the internet. If I go to the browser, the page will not be displayed. I have tried everything - reverting back to the 2.1 SDK, even completely reinstalling

I keep getting ADB rejected shell command (ls -l /data): and the command prompt when running adb shell tells me error: device not found although the emulator is open. What I am doing wrong? I assume you run adb from the command-line. Just do a adb kill-server and a adb start-server. After that your device(s) should be visible. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2236054/adb-rejected-shell-command-ls-l-data

Ok, on the edge of frustration here... and I am having the worst time of my life. For the life of me, I cannot solve this issue with my Visual Studio 2013 installation. No matter what I've tried, it continues to throw up "Invalid Pointer" every time I attempt to preview my solution in a browser. Before I had other issues, but I uninstalled and re-installed. Updated, rebuild solution/project, set the browser to bypass the proxy for localhost, loaded the latest version of IIS and Asp.Net... you name it. And it just continues to greet me with the following: It's not telling me anything else. I