Use the CMD command line to create an android User-Defined Simulator

Use the CMD command line to create an android User-Defined Simulator

1. First CD to the tools directory of the android SDK,

 

2. Enter the following command:
Android create AVD-N myandroid1.5-T 2

Here, myandroid1.5 is the name of the simulator and can be retrieved at will. 2 In-T 2 indicates that an AVD Device of android1.5 is created, for example, 1 indicates 1.1, 6 indicates Android 2.1, and so on.

 

3. After you enter the preceding command, the system will output the following information to ask if you want to continue customizing the AVD device:

The android 1.5 is a basic Android platform.

Do you wish to create a custom hardware profile [No]

 

4. Enter y to customize the hardware, and then select to add or remove AVD hardware modules one by one. For example:

GPS support: whether there is a GPS in the device.

HW. GPS [Yes]:

Indicates whether GPS is supported. The default value is yes. If yes is selected, press Enter. Otherwise, enter N and press Enter.

 

Note:
** You can create a user-defined simulator through the preceding steps. You can run the following command to view all simulators:

Android list avds

 

** Start AVD
Emulator-AVD