I'm new to development, but I thought I'd try my hand at it. I got android studio, and after a little trouble shooting got it to work, but I cannot get the emulator to work. When I try I get the following error: "J:\Users\Tatsuno\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\tools\emulator.exe -avd Nexus_S_API_21 -netspeed full -netdelay none
emulator: ERROR: x86 emulation currently requires hardware acceleration!
Please ensure Intel HAXM is properly installed and usable.
CPU acceleration status: HAX kernel module is not installed!"
I enabled virtualizing in my bios (I hope I did it right, I've never done it before) and attempted to install intelhaxm-android.exe. but when I tried to install that I got the following error: "VT not suported
This computer does not support Intel virtualization Technology (VT-x). HAXM cannot be installed
Please refer to the intel HAXM documentation for more information"
As I understand it, my problem is that my computer isn't acknowledging that virtualizing is enabled. any ideas on how to fix this?
Standard emulator very slow, use Genymotion or some other fast emulator
Related
I'm trying to set up an environment on my Desktop for compiling applications for the Droid. I have tried everything I've seen for setting up this environment, but all of the guides I've seen seems to be a few years old and are either broken or the instructions are so out dated that they no longer apply. Does anybody have the steps needed to get this working?
I have access to numerous Linux boxes running different distros. Offhand I have access to Fedora 11, CentOS 4 and 5, Debian Lenny, and *shudder* Gentoo. If your instructions are for a specific distro, chances are I can get a box set up with it so send them along please
Any advice on getting this set up would be appreciated.
Moving to Android Development, since this seems kinda Androidy. Let me know if you disagree!
I seem to have solved my own problem on this one, but for anyone else that is interested, I ended up using an application called scratchbox, I got it at http://www.scratchbox.org/ and followed the instructions in their documentation. It uses qemu to emulate the ARM processor. For the Droid I used the arm7 toolchain package. Once I had it installed I ran it and was able to compile for the ARM without a problem, just make sure to remember to use STATIC=1 when you run your make, otherwise you will get "not found" error when running on the device.
hi guys,
I'm setting up an android environment on Ubuntu 10.
I have eclipse installed along with the Android plugin.
From synaptic manager, I installed openjdk-6-jdk.
All the components are inplace. However, the emulators start but seem to get into a perpectual loop and just display the android logo.
My hello world app or even the emulators user interface view never starts.
Is anyone familiar with this sort of problem? Please help me.
i use in windows
read : http://i-learnedandroid.blogspot.com/2010/06/android-sdk-and-eclipse-installation.html
i use in windows and nothing problem..
install lastest JDK and setting path maybe
Is there something I forgot to do beyond the instructions in the dev resources for installation on the android sdk site?
I went through a couple of the test projects to get a feel for it, and keep getting execution fc's in the emulator, exported everything to my laptop(vista 32bit) and no problems.
Have reinstalled the sdk, eclipse and java on my desktop machine but no help. Any thoughts?
Weird question, but have you set the SDK version when you created the project? Happends when you are in a hurry!
I am developing (currently in plan phase ) a framework to allow developers to connect to a remote android machine while working on eclipse.
The idea is, there will be a java program running on the developer's comp, which will behave as an emulator and pass all the adb commands to a remote machine (mac, windows, or linux: over net). There will be another java client app on that remote machine which will receive those commands and give them to the local adb demon (which in turn will give it to the connected android device).
This will allow remote debugging where direct port forwarding is not possible, like solving specific customer's issue.
Does such a framework already exist?
Where can I find the documentation on how to emulate an android device and how does adb demon communicates with the device?
I would like to install an apk on an emulator but as I know it only has an ARM build because if I try to install it using an X86 emu which is very fast of course, Google Play says that it is not compatible with my device. I have tried it on my phone which has the same Android version as the emulator but it is (of course) ARM and the apk installs and runs there. I can create an ARM AVD but that is very very slow. It takes 15-30 minutes for it to boot and after that it is useless, too slow. E.g. if I click the More apps/Menu button then it begins loading or showing a black screen.
Is there any way to speed up SDK ARM emulator? Is there any way to install that app on x86 (I think no)? Any other suggestions?