Well, on Linux, I just dropped to the command line and ran
android/tools/emulator twice and it brought up two instances of the
emulator. Of course, the second one complains about the disks being read
by another emulator, so you'll have to set up a set of disks (really, just
binary files) for each emulator to use.
Do a android/tools/emulator -h and look at all your options.
How to get them talking via sockets? I have no idea. Is that even a
reasonable thing to do?
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 4:38 PM, Lillian Brandão lbrolive...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I read this old email and I have the same problem. Now, anyone knows how to
do it? I need more instances of the emulator in the same machine or some
method to start many emulators and configure them to comunicate with each
other.
Thanks in advance,
Lillian Brandão.
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 2:50 PM, Oskeol oskeolgj...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm new at Android, so please be patient if my questions are too
simple.
I would like to run two (or more) android instances of the emulator on
the same host (windows vista),
and comunicate between them using Sockets.
Can anybody describe in detail, the passes i should take?
Please be patient, and give the more information you can.
Any piece of code would be appreciated.
Thanks everybody,
Oskeol
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