When I create an emulator for Mono for Android, it is too small to get the run times installed for the new Mono for Android 4.2.
How can I create a big enough emulator to support it using the AVD?
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When I create an emulator for Mono for Android, it is too small to get the run times installed for the new Mono for Android 4.2.
How can I create a big enough emulator to support it using the AVD?
If you want to change the system/data partition size, you can use the
-partition-sizeoption of the emulator. To start a 512MB sized emulator, use:emulator -partition-size 512 -avd <your-avd-name>eg: emulator -partition-size 512 -avd MonoForAndroid_API_14_2 -no-snapshot-loadYou can alter the SD card size of the AVD from the AVD Manager. From AVD manager, select your AVD -> Edit -> SD card -> Size (Enter new size)