When I am running a project the emulator is taking too much of time and all of sudden it is crashing. My set-up is MAC OS X version 10.7.3, eclipse indigo, android-sdk 4.0.3.
I dont have any audio devices connected to my MAC system, as few of you have suggested to remove the USB audio plug before emulator boots up and plug it again when the emulator has fully loaded.
On eclipse am getting this error msg : emulator-5554 disconnected! Cancelling 'org.ingenyous.basicphonegap.BasicPhonegapActivity activity launch'!
And there is a pop-up msg from mac which says : emulator-arm quit unexpectedly.
Earlier everything was working fine. Any help will be much appreciated.
Check if your 4.0.3 (sdk and ARM system image) is updated to the latest release.
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I am trying to open the emulator but what is happening , i am getting this message
The emulator process for AVD Nexus_10_API_28_large was killed.
I am using ubuntu 18.04 OS, i tried
ERROR Android emulator gets killed
but nothing seems to be working , this happens for both mobile devices and tablet devices on emulator .
Try disabling the option "Launch in a tool window" from Settings>Tools>Emulator.
My emulator has problem , I am using android studio, my emulator always waiting for target device to come online. And My emulator name become Emulator unknown emulator-5554 offline...., May I know how to solve this problem, I am using mac windows. Thanks
I am trying to run an application developed in Android Gingerbread (API 10) emulator in Android Studio 2.3.2.
When running, it shows the message,"waiting for target device to come online" and it stays on that even after the emulator has come online, and does not go beyond that point.
I tried to:
1. Update libraries
2. Restart the PC
3. Stop the emulator from AVD
However the application runs successfully on my mobile with Android Naught 7.1.1, but I want to test the app in Gingerbread environment which on the emulator I am not able to do.
I am not able to understand where exactly do I need to check for such error.
I had this problem too when using Gingerbread armeabi and armeabi-v7a images. Nothing helped. I fixed it by using x86 image.
If you don't see device in $ adb devices, try to run:
$ adb kill-server
$ adb start-server
I have been developing in Android for approximately two months now. Yesterday, my eclipse starting giving me the error:
The connection to adb is down, and a severe error has occured.
You must restart adb and Eclipse.
Please ensure that adb is correctly located at 'C:\android-sdks\platform-tools\adb.exe' and can be executed.
So I followed the steps for restarting adb located here.
Eclipse now gives me:
Android Launch!
adb is running normally.
My phones, however, are not being detected. I have a Galaxy S2 running Android 2.3.4 stock, and a S2 rooted running 4.0.3. Neither are being detected. On my home pc, both work fine in eclipse.
I have tried restarting my laptop, and even tried killing adb and eclipse and retrying the steps above. But it still won't detect my phones. My emulators are working fine. It is worth noting that the severe error has occurred seems to come back when I restart my laptop.
Install the Device driver provided by samsung in your laptop.
You can install Samsung kies it also installs the device driver
Install driver for your device if you already have driver means try to update your driver manually.
Are you using the samsung usb cable? try to use a non-Samsung one, I had a very similar issue and it worked for me.
I am using Ubuntu (Linux) machine. DDMS in my eclipse is not detecting Emulator (Gingerbread) as devices.
Gingerbread emulator is working fine. When I run "ddms" in cammand prompt, its working properly, it will launch ddms which will show emulator as device with running processes BUT when I try to do the same in Eclipse its not detecting.
Because of that I am not able to do debugging.
Please help.
Regards
Rke
you have to start the adb server to get the service of the emulator or any device, if you using ubuntu then you have to kill the adb server and start it again, then it will work fine