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Android emulator cannot edit hardware

I recently upgraded to API 12. Besides the problem of not creating an emulator when the SDK is installed in C: \ Program Files \ Android \ android-sdk, which I solved by moving android-sdk to C: \, I have one more problem: when creating a new emulator, I can’t add new equipment from the Eclipse wizard to it, the emulator only has “abstract LCD density” and “maximum VM VM heap size”, and when I click “New ...” nothing happens . Do you have the same problem? How to solve this?

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I found a solution to your problem. You can edit the config.iniAVD file manually. Go to the folder where the AVD is stored (usually in the folder <userprofile>\.android\avd\<avdname>\) and open the config.ini file in a text editor. The text editor should be able to read files in unix formatting (for example, Windows Wordpad).

Below are some hardware features you can add:

  • hw.sdCard = yes
  • sdcard.size = 256M
  • hw.audioInput = yes
  • hw.audioOutput = yes
  • hw.camera = yes
  • hw.camera.maxVerticalPixels = 480
  • hw.camera.maxHorizontalPixels = 640
  • hw.sensors.proximity = yes
  • hw.gps = yes
  • hw.accelerometer = yes
  • hw.gyroscope = yes

Before making any changes to config.ini, close Android AVD Manager.

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