Hi. You can launch Emulator from command line.
You can add qemu argument after "--qemu-args”. You know, qemu supports tun/tap configuration. So you can add it. SOCKS proxy value is delivered to tizen emulator as kernel command. You can find on emulator.log emulator.klog file. (search name as “socks_proxy”) But, I’m not sure if tizen guest supports socks_proxy or not. (it wasn’t supported before.) Thank you. Munkyu From: Dev [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Meng Hu Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 9:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Dev] Using SOCKS proxy on emulator's host Hi, I have a socks proxy running on my host PC via ssh tunnelling, say 127.0.0.1:1080. Is there a way to configure my tizen emulator image to use this SOCKS proxy? I tried to set socks_proxy=10.0.2.2:1080 but it didn't work. I think it might work with a few extra setups with tun/tap on my host. Then I couldn't launch the Tizen emulator from command line. It gives me: "The arguments are not enough to launch emulator. Please use Emulator Manager." is it possible launch the emulator from command line or add some extra auguments? Thanks! Meng
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