I recently created an Android emulator with Android version R. It showing an Android system notification
"Serial console enabled Performance is impacted. To disable, check bootloader"
Can someone explain, what this notification means?
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I fixed this problem by updating my Android Emulator version to latest version 31.2. 7 at the time of writing. If you folks still have this problem, try updating it by going to Tools -> SDK Manager -> SDK Tools , tick Android Emulator and select OK. Now my emulator is running buttery smooth.
The serial console can be disabled for a specific VM or virtual machine scale set by disabling the boot diagnostics setting. Turn off boot diagnostics from the Azure portal to disable the serial console for the VM or the virtual machine scale set.
As because it's been more than 5 months since I posted this question and no valid answers so far, I'm sharing my findings.
The serial console is a connection over the RS-232 or serial port connection that allows a person access to a computer or network device console. And a serial port is a serial communication interface through which information transfers in or out sequentially one bit at a time.
By enabling serial console in android emulator, developers can test serial port based applications in emulator.
To disable or enable serial console we need to change the android kernel configuration. For know more about changing kernel configurations Refer these links, http://bootloader.wikidot.com/linux:android:serial https://gist.github.com/yan12125/78a9004acb1bed5faf2ffd442163e2ef
In conclusion, With Serial console enabled in android emulator, the developer can use emulator to develop and test serial port based devices or hardware. If you want to disable serial console, you need to download kernel source code google provided https://gist.github.com/yan12125/78a9004acb1bed5faf2ffd442163e2ef
Then change the configuration , recompile and change kernel by running command
emulator -avd (avd_name) -kernel /path/to/goldfish/arch/x86/boot/bzImage -show-kernel
Documentation available in the above link...
I fixed this problem by updating my Android Emulator version to latest version 31.2.7
at the time of writing.
If you folks still have this problem, try updating it by going to Tools -> SDK Manager -> SDK Tools
, tick Android Emulator
and select OK.
Now my emulator is running buttery smooth.
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