After you have created a new system.img you should be able to run the
emulator from
out/host/darwin-x86/bin
The emulator should pick up the new created system.img.
In case of you are trying to get the system.img on the phone you would
need to flash the phone with the system.img.
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Roman
/8b2b5eab993ca82d?lnk=raot
Let me know what you find out. I am curious whether you find a way to
resolve this problem.
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the user would not be aware of that the
application uses the API. Which means you could install application
which intentionally want to harm your device.
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Sr. SW Engineer-OSDC
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radio interface support on SDK level. For example you would have to
come up with APIs to be able to select the radio interface in case of
more than one is active. There are many use cases which you have to
consider when you try to support multiple radio interfaces at the same
time.
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