I get exactly the same error when I try to push my new compiled
library file to system/lib. Is there any solution to get rid of Out of
Memory error in adb push?
On Mar 23, 9:47 am, Marek Pola marek.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Probably the reason why it's not working is that the /system
I just got help from this page and it works anybody who faces
problem can use -partition-size 128 as the option while starting the
emulator from command prompt
http://www.cuteandroid.com/tips-for-android-developer-failed-to-copy-file-to-system
On Mar 23, 7:27 pm, Antonin Hildebrand
Probably the reason why it's not working is that the /system
partition
is mounted read-only for obvious (security) reasons.
This may be true, but according to the adb command [
http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=ADB ] You should be able
to get around this by remounting. Relevant:
adb
It seems my post from yesterday never showed up so I'm going to give
it another shot. I'm also having this problem, I can find no way to
edit the hosts file on an android virtual device. According to the
docs adb remount is supposed to put /system into read-write mode --
which it may be doing --
I have exactly the same problem:
~/android-sdk/platforms/android-7 ➔ adb remount
remount succeeded
~/android-sdk/platforms/android-7 ➔ adb push /etc/hosts /system/etc/
hosts
failed to copy '/etc/hosts' to '/system/etc/hosts': No space left on
device
The reason why I need to use my local hosts
Hello,
Probably the reason why it's not working is that the /system partition
is mounted read-only for obvious (security) reasons. You need to
remount it. Search on this mail list for the exact commands.
But why do you need to edit the hosts file? Can't you use DNS to find
the IP address of your
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