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How can I create custom android virtual device, using my own images?

How can I create custom android virtual device, using my own images? I've been trying to change default *.img-s on my own in sdk\platforms\android\images but it didn't help - the emulator didn't launch or frozen.

Thank's in advance!

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JastinBall Avatar asked Jun 29 '10 10:06

JastinBall


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If you have your .img files already, you use the AVD manager (available in ADT) to create the new AVD, then you copy the system.img in to your AVD directory. C:\Users\Ryan\.android\avd\mycustomavd\

here is a video that shows the steps: http://www.android-theme.com/taxonomy/term/36. There is no audio.

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Ryan Conrad Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 19:09

Ryan Conrad