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So, like a lot of people starting Android development with Eclipse, even with a fast machine, I notice that the emulator runs frustratingly slow. I search SO for any tips to make it run faster and I run across this question , whose top answer suggests a couple of things, including making the AVD have more RAM. They suggest 1024MB: Sounds good. But when I try to launch it, I get this: Failed to allocate memory: 8 This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information. If I set it to 512MB (up from the

due to IT restrictions I cannot use to package-install-automation of the Android SDK. To be able to create an emulator in Androids' AVD manager, I first of all need a system image for my target device. But regarding the below screenshot I haven't installed any. So can anyone tell me: 1. where to get an system image for Android 6.0 API Level 23 2. how to install this system image manually/offline Thank you in advance! Firstly select the system image to be downloaded in android studio sdk, then it will start downloading the image and will say Downloading from <url> . Copy that URL and download

Does anyone know if this it is possible to run a Custom ROM on a AVD? ANd how can I do this? Thanks If you build a custom rom by yourself, after you've built a custom rom you can launch it with the command emulator . But to do this you need at first to build your rom for emulator (usually, full-generic lunch option). If not you can just copy necessary images and also run them using emulator command. For instance, I usually copy .sh script in the folder with Android sources and run this script: out/host/linux-x86/bin/emulator -sysdir out/target/product/generic/ -system out/target/product

I'm using Windows 7 and Eclipse Helios . I installed all packages successfully and I could run avd on the command line, but Eclipse was not showing the AVD Manager window and my android project. Why? I know its a bit late answer but for future generations - this is how its done: Click on Window > Customize perspective > Command Groups Availability tab. Check the "Android SDK and AVD Manager" option and hit the OK button. Before doing what user1450537 said, check to see if you're in the Java perspective. I was in the PHP perspective and couldn't find it! duh This is for new eclipse Neon: Window

I know I can start the emulator avd by typing emulator.exe @avdname But is there a command to list the available avdnames? Where are this avd configuration stored? ZelluX AFAIK android list avd avdmanager list avd is what you need. Using sdk/tools/emulator This will list all available avds emulator -list-avds List all your emulators: emulator -list-avds Run one of the listed emulators: emulator @name-of-your-emulator where emulator is under: ${ANDROID_SDK}/tools/emulator I try few combination and it worked :), it was pretty obvious android list avd the output is something like this Available

I am trying to run an Android emulator on Ubuntu 11.10 x64 with Eclipse 3.7. I have installed the SDK, the plugin for Eclipse, have set my PATH variables to include the android-sdk paths, installed the 32 bit libraries, and have created an AVD to run. When I go to Debug or Run however, my system hangs on: Waiting for HOME ('android.process.acore') to be launched I have seen other people hang and the solution is usually "check the Logcat" (I have no message here), "add a value for the SD Card in the AVD" (I have done this) or "Wait a while - it will happen eventually" (I let it run over night

I installed packages for Android 4.0.3 but I can't create AVD for it because it is showing No system image installed for this package and I am not getting ARM EABI v7a System Image for api level 15. I have System image installed for Android 4.4(19). Here are the screen shots of sdk manager and avd manager. It might be that your SDK is incorrectly configured and does not have links to the required resources. To remedy this you can manually edit the sites-settings.cfg file, which should be located in one of these locations (you will need to have hidden/system files visible): C:\SDK\.android C: