When starting, the command is not displayed: 'am start -n

Has anyone seen this error while trying to run an android application in an emulator?

Missing command output at startup: 'am start -n

If so, how could you solve the problem?

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I finally figured out my problem. FYI - I will remove jdk + jre and reinstall ... fixed the problem ....

It looks like on a Windows PC you should use the 32 bit version of the JDK with Android-sdk .. weird.

-Mike

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I am working with a version of Linux and I have the same problem. The only way I found is to run the application twice from eclipse!

Regards .P

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