This is slightly different, but yes it is benign.
When installing/launching app, the tools use java based tools on the
device to perform these operation (shell command 'am' and 'pm' which
stand for activityManager and packageManager).
Because these apps run in VM, they show up on DDMS which then tries to
connect to them like any other apps. But because those apps are very
short lived they usually don't answer to some request, which ends up
with a timeout and these error messages.
This output is so benign in fact that we removed it from newer version
of the VM.
xav
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 9:32 AM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Christopher wrote:
I am receiving this same error, on the Hello World app.
Anyone know what's going on here?
Usually, that is a benign message, meaning the adb daemon and AVD are
slightly incompatible. For example, if you have an Android 2.1
installation with the latest tools, and you try installing an app on an
Android 1.5 emulator, you'll get this message.
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