Question

I’m in the process of extending monkey for software testing purposes,
so I would like to replace the current monkey.jar which my own
compiled monkey.jar in the emulator. The current monkey.jar is
located at /system/framework/monkey.jar.

When I try to run the following command:

adb push monkey.jar /system/framework/monkey.jar

i get the following:
‘failed to copy ‘monkey.jar’ to ‘/system/framework/monkey.jar’: Out of
memory’

Any ideas on how to replace the current monkey.jar?

This actually works if I’m running Android 1.6 in the Emulator, but nothing after that.
Yes, i’ve tried ‘abd remount’

EDIT: This is not a .jar specific issue. I can’t push any type of file to /system/framework

Thanks.

Answer 1

Found the answer on the following thread:

As an android developer, if you use the following command like:

adb push file /system/..

and meet problems like “failed to copy file to /system/…”, such as:

failed to copy ‘file’ to ‘/system/…’: No space left on device
failed to copy ‘file’ to ‘/system/…’: Out of memory

The resolve method is not using the Eclipse or AVD Manager to start the Android emulator, but by use the command first:

$emulator –avd youravdname –partition-size 128

Then you can try the command “adb push file /system/…”, and the problem maybe resolved.