Depending on your machine configuration I have heard of it taking as long as
several hours Some seem to think this has to do with older graphics
cards, but since I do not have the problem I don't know for sure
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5 minutes is excessive - but that is likely your device...
on my device running Fedora 64 it takes about 45 seconds before I see
the home screen, and my app starts up just after.
Typically I use the device manager to start the emulator before I
start debugging. this way it is ready and waiting an
How long is long...
I am waiting for over five minutes.
You've got to be kidding me
On Nov 29, 12:40 pm, seb wrote:
> On 29 Nov., 01:18, Mike Clark wrote:
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> > I am following the directions to create the Hello, Android application
> > shown in the tutorial (http://developer.android.com/g
That's a great beginner question. Is anyone logging these for the FAQ?
On Dec 1, 2009 3:03 PM, "seb" wrote:
On 29 Nov., 01:18, Mike Clark wrote: > I am
following the directions to c...
I ran exactly into the same problem. I also expected that my app will
start up quickly. So you are not alone r
Yep give it time, I thought the same thing when I started.
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On 29 Nov., 01:18, Mike Clark wrote:
> I am following the directions to create the Hello, Android application
> shown in the tutorial (http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/
> hello-world.html), but instead of the expected Hello, Android text
> appearing, all I see are, first of all, the le
That's what Android looks like while it is starting up. You'll see
that when the emulator starts no matter what program you run. The
emulator can take a long time to start up. I've also occasionally seen
it get stuck while starting up. In those cases I've just closed it and
tried again and it worke
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