Android Emulation Quick Guide
Running an Android emulator on your computer is pretty simple.
You probably need to make sure you have JDK first.
First off, download the Android SDK from
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Select at least:
Android SDK Tools
an Android Version
its SDK Platform
& its ARM EABI System Image
Then simply extract it
(check the compression quick guide)
Now, from a terminal, cd into the android folder and into the tools directory and run "android":
cd /tools/
./android
This will run the SDK Manager.
Choose an Android version and install it's packages.
When done, you'll need to create an Android Virtual Device.
First run:
./android list
to see available system image targets.
Note the id you want (it might probably be "1" at this point).
Then run:
./android create avd -n -t
(e.g: ./android create avd -n myPhone -t 1 )
It will ask if you want to create a custom hardware profile. Unless you want to, you may choose the default [no].
Now you've created an AVD.
If you want to tweak some things like give it some space to use as an SD card for apps, run:
./android avd
This'll run the AVD Manager, and you can use the "Edit" button on your AVD here.
Now, to run your AVD, run:
./emulator -avd
It might take a couple of minutes to boot for the first time.
And that's it; you now have an Android emulator!
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