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Where does the Android Emulator store the SD-Card files?

I want to make two emulators use the same SD-Card image. I automatically created a SD-Card in the first emulator and downloaded all the data to this SD-Card.

How can I load this SD-Card in another emulator? I don't want to recreate all the data on the SD-Card for every single emulator all the time.

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Janusz Avatar asked Oct 13 '10 14:10

Janusz


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Got it.

The android tools create an .android folder in your users home folder. This folder contains an avd folder in which a separate folder for each virtual device exists. In each of this folders a file called sdcard.img should be present. This file contains the automatically created sd card image for this AVD.

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Janusz Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 00:09

Janusz