In my case the problem has nothing to do with the Hello app. The
emulator doesn't seem to fully start up. The command window gives the
unable to create sensors port warning and the emulator just sits
there displaying the ANDROID logo on a black background. The phone's
home screen never appears.
The warning Unable to create sensors port doesn't mean that emulator
didn't start up properly. This is a warning, not an error. The meaning of
this warning is to notify the user that realistic sensor emulation that
uses sensors on an actual device will be not available. It doesn't affect
anything
Take the comma out of the string so that
tv.setText(Hello, Android);
becomes
tv.setText(Hello Android);
On Jan 3, 6:00 pm, OpaSmurf opasmur...@gmail.com wrote:
I got past the emulator warning by building from the command line but
the page
I got past the emulator warning by building from the command line but
the page at:
http://guide/developing/building/building-cmdline.html
fails to load so finding the correct commands to issue is a
challenge.
I have twice built/installed the project but have been unable to
restart.
Perhaps this
I am also getting the same response. Unable to run the code. Please
help anyone!
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Hello, Android fails to display in avd. AVD displays and animates.
After ~34 minutes get “Failed to install HiDroid.apk”. Should I not
expect text from “http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/
hello-world.html” to display on screen?
Possibly relevant messages are :
WARNING: Unable to
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