Hello folks,
we are experiencing a strange behavior while booting kvm-accelerated ICS
image on some linux machines (both ubuntu debian):
emulator-x86 -verbose -show-kernel -avd x86_4_0_3 -no-window -qemu
-enable-kvm
The resulting log freezes after:
emulator: ping program:
Hey folks,
we (a mobile testing startup in Berlin) had some trouble regarding the poor
Android ICS performance running in the ARM-specific SDK emulator.
Therefore, we've compiled Intels x86 Kernel for the Goldfish platform and
Android 4.0.3 from ASOP soucres.
If you are interested, the ICS
Hey Anuj,
according to [1] KVM on Ubuntu is equivalent to the HAXM hypervisor on
Windows or Mac. So, yes, we do use hardware-assisted acceleration.
I don't have a Windows nor Mac OS at hand, but I bet the system-image would
also work with HAXM.
Maybe you could give it a try?
Best,
Erik
[1]
Unfortunately, that is not an option.
On Friday, April 6, 2012 12:01:36 AM UTC+2, lbendlin wrote:
If it's such a critical feature you may not want to rely on the emulator.
Rather get a 2.3.x development device.
On Thursday, April 5, 2012 3:21:18 PM UTC-4, Erik Nijkamp wrote:
The code I
Hey guys,
we are experiencing dithering artifacts in the emulator. Most probably due
to 16 bit colors - see [1] for an example.
Thus we tried to enable true colors by inserting hw.lcd.depth=32 in the
config.ini file.
Strangely, this works for 4.x, but doesnt do the trick in 2.3.x.
This is a
, Erik Nijkamp wrote:
Hey guys,
we are experiencing dithering artifacts in the emulator. Most probably due
to 16 bit colors - see [1] for an example.
Thus we tried to enable true colors by inserting hw.lcd.depth=32 in the
config.ini file.
Strangely, this works for 4.x, but doesnt do
+2, Erik Nijkamp wrote:
I started to dig through the emulator code and stumbled over
(android_sdl.c):
static void
emulator_display_set_display( EmulatorDisplay* disp,
DisplayState* ds,
int w
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