Thanks Xav, I'll give this a try a bit later when I get a chance.
im.thatoneguy - In Windows Vista, go to System (from Control Panel),
click Advanced System Settings, Advanced tab, Environment Variables.
Then add a new System Variable. XP is similar.
On Apr 20, 6:39 pm, "im.thatoneguy" wrote:
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Where do you set this variable? An ini file?
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Well, it looks like your install still thinks that your home folder is
in C:\Users\... (look at HOMEDRIVE, HOMEPATH, LOCALAPPDATA,
USERPROFILE, ...)
To be honest I'm not sure how Java thinks your home directory is in
your D:\ drive.
Anyway, the fix is to define a new env variable called
ANDROID_
Ah, now I feel stupid, I figured it was a command with the emulator :)
Anyway, here are all the environment variables:
C:\Users\Noah>set
ALLUSERSPROFILE=C:\ProgramData
APPDATA=C:\Users\Noah\AppData\Roaming
CLASSPATH=.;C:\Program Files (x86)\QuickTime\QTSystem\QTJava.zip
CommonProgramFiles=C:\Prog
Just open a windows command prompt, and type "set" :)
thanks,
Xav
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 2:12 PM, Noah wrote:
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> Sure. I'm new to Android development and have only gone through
> getting the emulator and Eclipse set up. If you can be more specific
> about what commands you would like me to ru
Sure. I'm new to Android development and have only gone through
getting the emulator and Eclipse set up. If you can be more specific
about what commands you would like me to run, I will post the results
for you.
Thanks
On Apr 20, 2:04 pm, Xavier Ducrohet wrote:
> Hi Noah,
>
> can you send me th
Hi Noah,
can you send me the result of the "set" command in a command prompt.
I'd like to see how the new path to your user directory is setup to
figure out what is going wrong with emulator.
thanks
Xav
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 7:39 PM, Noah wrote:
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> Yes, I am running Vista x64. I have also m
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 7:39 PM, Noah wrote:
> Also, strangely enough, the emulator worked after copying the files to
> C but saved emulator-user.ini and other *.img files to the location on
> D.
That's because the content of .android/avd/ contains links to the data
directory of the AVD.
So .an
Yes, I am running Vista x64. I have also manually moved directories
like Documents, Music, etc from the C drive to D, in case it was
picking up something there.
Also, strangely enough, the emulator worked after copying the files to
C but saved emulator-user.ini and other *.img files to the locati
Hi Noah,
It looks like the Java API used by the Android tool to return the home
user folder properly found it in D:\...
However, the C API used by the emulator seems to return the wrong one
(using the default C:\User\XXX)
We'll have to see if/how we can fix this. From the path you mention,
I'm
I am having the same issue. Running that command gave me the
following:
emulator: could not open .ini file: C:\Users\\.android/avd/
TestAVD.ini: No such file or directory
emulator: ERROR: unknown virtual device name: 'TestAVD'
emulator: could not find virtual device named 'TestAVD'
The andro
Can you start the emulator with the following debug option?
$ emulator -debug avd_config -avd android11
That will show us the exact error.
R.
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 3:30 PM, im.thatoneguy wrote:
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> I created an AVD "Android11"
>
> If I run "Android list avd" it lists "android11" as the firs
I created an AVD "Android11"
If I run "Android list avd" it lists "android11" as the first
available Android Virtual Devices.
If I run
"Emulator -avd android11"
it gives me an error:
"
emulator: ERROR unknown device name: 'android11'
emulator: could not find vritual device named 'android11'
"
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