Hey, the emulator is getting faster

rfresh

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I updated my SDK to ver 17 and ran an Emulator. I saw no difference in speed...still runs very slow. I'm on Win7. Maybe I have to do something else?
 
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peacemaker

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Seems, Intel 2.3 image works a bit faster, but not super (Win7 64bit, Intel i3/4GB), but it has only EN locale and only EN input lang. :-(
 
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rfresh

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I didn't have the hardware option installed, so I did that and the emulator is a little faster. Not much faster but an improvement.
 
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moster67

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So if I have an AMD-CPU I won't be able to benefit?

Sent from my HTC HD2
 
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barx

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I believe most (if not all) amd64 cpu's are backwards compatible with x86.

What processor you got?
 
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nad

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Tried aswell.

I am getting the following message

"...
emulator: device fd:740
HAX is working and emulator runs in fast virt mode
..."

But when i run my project it always says


Compiling code. 0.22
Using existing AndroidManifest.xml.
(Project - Do Not Overwrite Manifest option is checked)
AndroidManifest-Example.xml file will be created instead.
ObfuscatorMap.txt file created in Objects folder.
Compiling layouts code. 0.01
Generating R file. 0.00
Compiling generated Java code. 0.51
Convert byte code - optimized dex. 0.44
Packaging files. 1.61
Signing package file (private key) 0.30
ZipAlign file. 0.03
Installing file to device. Error
pkg: /data/local/tmp/result.apk
Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_CONTAINER_ERROR]
Unchecking "Project - Can Install To External Storage" may solve this problem.

If i remove the external storage it works fine. I think its way faster. I have an i7
 
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kanaida

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I'm pretty sure it only works with intel Core i3/5/7 's not amd (it uses Intel Vt-d instructions, so probably not low end intel processors either), and it's also good to note that it conflicts with virtualbox if you use it, or any other virtualization software for that matter, so it's kind of a pain since you have to disable it to get the others working etc...
 
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