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When I attempt to create a new adv, I get the following error message: Unable to find a 'userdata.img' file for ABI armeabi to copy into the AVD folder. I know that many people receive this error when the image is not installed on the sdk, but I am positive mine is. I am currently working on a linux os (Ubuntu 11.04) and everything works perfectly. I think I might have something in the wrong directory? In my /opt dir I have the android sdk folder with the Android 4.0 image, and also the eclipse folder I am working in. Is there a location that I need to copy the image file to? Thanks! Sanandrea

I am using the AVD manager in eclipse. Is there a setting that I can use to stop the on screen keyboard appearing when an input field has focus? I tried has hardware keyboard = true, but then the emulator doesn't seem to start at all :-S The emulated device should have a physical keyboard, therefore negating the need for a soft keyboard. I tried it out now and this configuration combination works for me: hw.keyboard=yes hw.touchScreen=no The AVD has a physical keyboard, but no touchscreen, therefore only the physical keyboard can be used for text input, and the emulator does not show the soft

This question already has answers here : Android emulator doesn't take keyboard input - SDK tools rev 20 (11 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I'm unable to use my PC keyboard to input characters into the app running on AVD emulator even though I had chosen 'Enable keyboard input' when creating the AVD. Can anyone help? Below is my config.ini. Note File directory can be accessed from AVD Manager: -> click the down arrow on the Actions column -> Show on Disk. For GNU/Linux users, with default Android Studio configuration, the file is found under directory /home/<<user>>/.android/avd/<<device>>.avd

I'm trying to test my app, which uses geolocation using the emulator. Several methods are described here . I'm going to Window->Open Perspective->DDMS , then entering lat. and long. one in Location Controls and then I hit "Send". But it doesn't work. Instead I see the following error: Unable to send command to the emulator. Why is this happening!? I don't think my app is the problem because I tested with the emulator's default browser and it also cannot access location info. Details: OSX 10.9.4 AVD_for_Nexus_4_by_Google targeting v4.4.2 Eclipse IDE for Android Developers 23.0.2.1259578 Update:

To elaborate on the title, I'm running many simultaneous AVD's for my automated build/test processes (think concurrent builds for a project, or multiple projects building at once). Most problems that people have with running multiple HAXM accelerated AVD's at once is memory related. THIS IS NOT MY PROBLEM (I think). I have a pretty beefy i7 machine with 32gb of ram. When installing HAXM, I allocated 28gb (sorry, I can't post more pictures without more rep). Here is my AVD configuration(s). Observe, only 1024mb of memory allocated per emulator: AVD Config: Here are my system specs: OS Name

When creating an AVD in Android Studio, system images for API 14 and 15 are missing in the list (though I actually installed the corresponding SDK versions in the SDK manager). I think this issue appeared since the upgrade to Android Studio 2.0. How can I create an AVD for these API versions? NOTE: This answer assumes that the API etc. are already correctly installed. The OP (and myself) were having the specific problem even when those prerequisites were done, but still couldn’t get the API to be available in the Virtual Device Manager when creating a new device. SOLUTION : Manually create a