A anaylor01 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 9, 2016 #1 When I start the emulator it just says Android and that's it. Any ideas?
Widget Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 9, 2016 #2 anaylor01 said: When I start the emulator it just says Android and that's it. Any ideas? Click to expand... If you are running the standard Emulator from the Android SDK it may take more than 5 minutes before it displays the app screen. You can use this time for a coffee break, nap time, or time to walk the dog (I'm sure he'll appreciate it). If you are running a modern computer (built with 3 years) that supports HAXM hardware acceleration, then you need to configure the Android Virtual Device Manager (AVD) for "Intel Atom (x86)". Search the B4A forums for "HAXM" for more info. On my computer when running this configuration, the emulator's app screen comes up in about 5 seconds and B4A apps will load in about 3 seconds so HAXM make a big speed difference for the emulator. The emulator is useless without it. There is also the Genymotion emulator but I've never had to use it because the SDK emulator is plenty fast with HAXM installed. Upvote 0
anaylor01 said: When I start the emulator it just says Android and that's it. Any ideas? Click to expand... If you are running the standard Emulator from the Android SDK it may take more than 5 minutes before it displays the app screen. You can use this time for a coffee break, nap time, or time to walk the dog (I'm sure he'll appreciate it). If you are running a modern computer (built with 3 years) that supports HAXM hardware acceleration, then you need to configure the Android Virtual Device Manager (AVD) for "Intel Atom (x86)". Search the B4A forums for "HAXM" for more info. On my computer when running this configuration, the emulator's app screen comes up in about 5 seconds and B4A apps will load in about 3 seconds so HAXM make a big speed difference for the emulator. The emulator is useless without it. There is also the Genymotion emulator but I've never had to use it because the SDK emulator is plenty fast with HAXM installed.
mangojack Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 9, 2016 #3 If you must use an Emulator .. I would suggest Genymotion over the default AVD. Upvote 0
An Schi Well-Known Member Licensed User Jul 9, 2016 #4 I tried using Genymotion with win10 and it is a pain. Just a hint before you download it and install everything.... Upvote 0
I tried using Genymotion with win10 and it is a pain. Just a hint before you download it and install everything....
Widget Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 9, 2016 #5 An Schi said: I tried using Genymotion with win10 and it is a pain. Just a hint before you download it and install everything.... Click to expand... Yes, Genymotion installs VirtualBox and will create a VirtualBox Linux machine for each resolution you are emulating which in my case is around 30 machines. Even with GenyMotion installed, I still use the Android SDK emulator with HAXM which I find to be very fast. Upvote 0
An Schi said: I tried using Genymotion with win10 and it is a pain. Just a hint before you download it and install everything.... Click to expand... Yes, Genymotion installs VirtualBox and will create a VirtualBox Linux machine for each resolution you are emulating which in my case is around 30 machines. Even with GenyMotion installed, I still use the Android SDK emulator with HAXM which I find to be very fast.
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 10, 2016 #6 Widget said: I still use the Android SDK emulator with HAXM which I find to be very fast Click to expand... I agree...I am quite pleased with the "new" and improved standard Android emulator, especially with hardware acceleration/images. Runs much faster compared to before. I don't use Genymotion any more. Upvote 0
Widget said: I still use the Android SDK emulator with HAXM which I find to be very fast Click to expand... I agree...I am quite pleased with the "new" and improved standard Android emulator, especially with hardware acceleration/images. Runs much faster compared to before. I don't use Genymotion any more.
