Yes, it is. But not the boot.img file. There's no boot.img in emulator. Only kernel. You can replace the 'kernel-qemu' file in your platform/images directory with your new kernel. Or you can also specify the -kernel option when you invoke the emulator. (i.e. emulator -avd ... -kernel <zImage> ...)
On Jan 14, 12:50 pm, gopu <gopuraj...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi , > > Any body knows How to install new kernel image(boot.img) in emulator? > is it possible?
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