I created a dummy AVD with minimum RAM size, then launch it from a command line. On my XP system that never manages to start *but* I can then launch another AVD that does. It's important to do this from a CLI because you can Ctrl-C to kill both emulator instances, from Eclipse it's not possible to kill the dummy instance and *bad things* happen.
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