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Old July 13th, 2010, 02:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default problem in starting the AVD from command line

Hi all Forum members,

I am a beginner to the android, I am trying to create and run the android project from command line. I could create the project using

\tools> android --target <id> --name <project name> --path <project path> --activity <activity name> --package <package name>

and build the project using ant tool

\tools\projectfolder> ant debug

could create an AVD using

\tools>android create avd -n <avd name> -t <target id>

what the problem is when i try to start the created avd using android or emulator, i ma facing the issue, that is AVD is started, but i can't enter any command on command line. I can enter the command only after the closing of AVD.....please help me to solve this issue...

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