I have multiple virtual devices, some of them can't be deleted.
Error message is
The android virtual device XXX is currently running in an emulator and cannot be deleted
when I just have restarted Ubuntu and only started Eclipse.
From the Virtual tab of the Device Manager, you can perform the following operations on an existing AVD: To edit an AVD, click Edit this AVD and make your changes. To delete an AVD, click Menu and select Delete.
Since the virtualbox monitor does not always offer a shutdown option, you could also log in into the android device and type halt. then type halt at the prompt. This is safer than going to VirtualBox and "hard" shutting down. You can also use adb reboot to reboot the device instead.
In Linux/*nix and OSX:
$HOME
directory.I hope this helps...
In the /home/.android/[your device].avd folder sometimes are left behind *.lock files. This can be because of unexpected emulator termination. AVDM doesn't deal with this. Deleting manually a device folder or overriding it solves the problem.
Before trying to delete a virtual device in AVDM. Remove all *.lock files from the corresponding /home/.android/[your device].avd fodlers. You will then be able to delete without the 'device XXX is currently running' popup.
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With