Platform developers work on the Android system and run it inside the emulator with no pre-created AVD; they're internal Android team members, not external app developers. Enable bootcharting, with a timeout in seconds. Some Android system images have a modified init system that integrates a bootcharting facility. You can pass a bootcharting timeout period to the system with this option.
If your init system doesn't have bootcharting activated, the option does nothing. This option is primarily useful to platform developers, not external app developers. Specify a cache partition image file. Provide a filename, and an absolute path or a path relative to the data directory, to set up a persistent cache file. If the file doesn't exist, the emulator creates it as an empty file.
If you don't use this option, the default is a temporary file named cache. For more information, see AVD data directory. Set the cache partition size in MBs. If you don't specify this option, the default is 66 MB. Normally, most app developers don't need this option, unless they need to download very large files that are larger than the default cache.
For more information about the cache file, see AVD data directory. Set the user data partition image file. Provide a filename, and an absolute path or a path relative to the working directory, to set up a persistent user data file. If the file doesn't exist, the emulator creates an image from the default userdata. If you don't use this option, the default is a file named userdata-qemu. For more information about the user data file, see AVD data directory.
Specify a data directory using an absolute path. Use the bit emulator on bit platforms. Occasionally, this option is useful for testing or debugging. For example, there was an issue where the emulator would sometimes not run on bit Windows, but bit did run; this option was helpful for performing comparisons to debug the issue. Here's an example:. Get help about about disk images. It provides information relevant to both app and platform developers. Get help about character device specifications.
A device parameter is required by some emulator options. Get help about disk images relevant to app developers. Specify the initial version of the data partition. After wiping user data, the emulator copies the contents of the specified file to user data by default, the userdata-qemu. Specify the filename, and an absolute path or a path relative to the working directory. If you don't specify a path, it places the file in the system directory.
For more information, see AVD system directory. Use a specific emulated kernel. If you don't specify a path, the emulator looks in the system directory. If you don't specify this option, the default is kernel-ranchu. Disable audio support for this virtual device. Some Linux and Windows computers have faulty audio drivers that cause different symptoms, such as preventing the emulator from starting.
In this case, you can use this option to overcome the issue. Start the emulator without a cache partition. This option is for platform developers only. Inhibit both the automatic load and save operations, causing the emulator to execute a full boot sequence and to lose its state when closed. It overrides the -snapshot option.
Prevent the emulator from saving the AVD state to snapshot storage on exit, meaning that all changes will be lost. Don't try to correct the AVD clock time immediately on snapshot restore. This option can be useful during testing as it avoids a sudden time jump. Time updates are still sent to the AVD about every 15 seconds, however. Start the emulator without mounting a file to store or load state snapshots, forcing a full boot and disabling state snapshot functionality.
This option overrides the -snapstorage and -snapshot options. Disable graphical window display on the emulator. This option is useful when running the emulator on servers that have no display. You'll still be able to access the emulator through adb or the console. Set an Android system property in the emulator when it boots. This option can be useful for debugging. Specify a ramdisk boot image.
If you don't use this option, the default is the ramdisk. Report the console port to a remote third party before starting emulation.
It can be useful for an automated testing script. For more information, use the -help-report-console option as described in Getting detailed help for a specific option. Create a root shell console on the current terminal. It differs from the adb shell command in the following ways:. Specify the name of a snapshot within a snapshot storage file for automatic start and save operations.
Rather than executing a full boot sequence, the emulator can resume execution from an earlier state snapshot, which is usually significantly faster.
When you supply this option, the emulator loads the snapshot of that name from the snapshot image and saves it back under the same name on exit. See the -snapstorage option for information on specifying a snapshot storage file and the default file.
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Reference updates. Android Set up a 12L virtual device To set up a 12L virtual device, follow these steps: Make sure you are running the latest preview version of Android Studio Chipmunk. Finalize other settings for your virtual device, then click Finish. Resizable emulator In addition to large screen virtual devices that you configure for 12L, you can try the new resizable device configuration that's included in Android Studio Chipmunk Canary 3 or higher.
Use the new resizable device definition for the Android Emulator to test 12L with variety of large screen scenarios. Next steps Once you have the Android Emulator configured for 12L, here are some things to do next: Learn more about what's in 12L Learn what to look for and test in your app Optimize your app for large screens Set up the 12L SDK Give feedback and report issues. It is an automated updated requested manually!
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