#ANDROID EMULATOR NO NETWORK MAC ANDROID#

This doesn't work anymore on android 5 images (api 21).It doesn't work on Android emulator 2.3.3, but works on emulator 4.1.2 for me.probably adding port forwarding, but that is a pain too

Does not work with the most common use case of running Fiddler2 or other proxy on localhost.

You may need to adjust the tunnel port numbers if you are connecting multiple devices. Unlike emulators that are local, you need to start the emulators before Delphi will see them. This should work for any emulators or devices connected to the remote machine.

Refresh target devices in Delphi and it should appear.

Open a new command window in the Windows guest OS and type вЂњadb kill-server & adb devicesвЂќ and you should see the emulator-5554 as a listed device.

Minimize PuTTY (keep it open to maintain the SSH connection).

You can check or change the tunnel settings via the icon in the upper left of the PuTTY window.

#ANDROID EMULATOR NO NETWORK MAC MAC OS X#

Provide the login credentials for the Mac OS X host вЂ“ anything typed in this window is executed on the remote machine.

Go to Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels and addВ a local/auto port forwarding for 5555 to locahost:55 to localhost:5554.

You will most likely use the .x IP address of the host.

Create a connection in PuTTY to the Host OS.

Ensure port 22 is open between the Windows guest OS and the Mac OS X host.

#ANDROID EMULATOR NO NETWORK MAC INSTALL#

Install the PuTTY SSHВ (putty.exe)В client on the Windows Guest OS.On a Windows host, you need to install a 3rd party SSH host.On a Mac OS X Host go to System Preferences -> Sharing -> Remote Login.Install the Android SDK (not the ADT bundle) on your Mac OS X host & start an ARM based emulator (With use Host GPU enabled).This information has been adapted to the DocWiki too with additional links to more information. Thanks to hheimbuerger for the the Stack Overflow answer that got me pointed in the right direction. Just requires port 22 to be open between the two machines. This could be adapted to debug against a remote Android Emulator running on a remote machine located anywhere on the internet. So you may find this tip useful with other Android development tools as well. Of note, this emulator performance isnвЂ™t an issue with Delphi, but is an issue with the Android emulator.

The Emulator is still slower than hardware, but this makes it usable. IвЂ™ve gotten them both to show up in the IDE and am able to pick between them and deploy and run on the emulator. It seems to work even if you have a device connected too. It does require installing the Android SDK on the host OS and creating and running an emulator there. Here are the steps to connect from a Windows guest OS to an OS X host OS (they can be easily adapted for a Windows host). It is possible to debug against a remote emulator via SSH.

The Android emulator is impossibly slow when running inside a virtual machine.

Android emulator no network mac