the emulator's boot sequence is pretty long, especially if you have a < 2
GHz CPU.
it can take up to 5 minutes on a 1 GHz Pentium III, about 40 seconds on 2.16
GHz CoreDuo CPU
(though cache size and memory speed are also important factors). it might be
that the emulator
is just starting up, taking
Might try starting it from the command line like this:
emulator -wipe-data
Another thing is there is a userdata.img that gets installed. It
should be in your users home directory somewhere for whatever OS you
run. You can try deleting it and running the emulator again.
On Mar 25, 6:21 pm, Fikre
start the emulator with the following options: -verbose -debug-kernel
-logcat '*:v'
this should print traces that will tell you what the problem is. please send
me the complete output in a zipped text file so that I can have a look at
it.
you can also try -wipe-data, which will reset your /data pa
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