Somehow solved the issue with locked sd card image. I tried different
things, one thing was changing the PATH environment variable from
sdk1.5 to sdk1.6. I also created new AVD and SD card, but I thing
mainly changing PATH to SDK 1.6 did it.
Strange through, since I always started the emulator directly from the
tools directory of the sdk1.6.
Anyway, it's working now... can now continue with the important
stuff...


On Sep 17, 10:02 pm, Mathias Lin <[email protected]> wrote:
> When I start the emulator from command line as below (on windows) I
> get the following warnings.
>
> C:\android-sdk-windows-1.5_r3\tools>emulator -sdcard D:\android-sdk-
> windows-1.5_r3\tools\sd256m.img -skin HTC_HERO -avd my_avd
>
> emulator: WARNING: ignoring locked SD Card image at D:\android-sdk-
> windows-1.5_r3\tools\sd256m.img
> emulator: WARNING:    4: key name doesn't start with valid character.
> line ignored
>
> Any idea why the SD card is being locked and how to unlock it? I get
> the same warning even with a newly created SD card images (never used,
> not used by any other emulator process or else), with all read/write
> permissions, given.
>
> Furthermore, I don't understand the meaning of the second warning
> regarding invalid character. What's the "key name" ? I would've been
> guessing it refers to the 4th parameter pair, but I'm only using 3
> parameter pairs ?!
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