Multiple emulators with ADB?
I've found that what really stabilize things is to ALWAYS have an Android virtual devicer connected to ADB. No matter what you do with other ABD devices connected, ADB hardly crash in this way I've tested with 2 physycal devices and 5 Android x86 emulators running in VirtualBox, connected in ADB server together with a virtual device. I could only put 4 devices connected at the same time, more than that crashed server and needs an Eclipse restart to put all things back to work In short, keep always an Android virtual device connected to ADB server.
I've found that what really stabilize things is to ALWAYS have an Android virtual devicer connected to ADB. No matter what you do with other ABD devices connected, ADB hardly crash in this way. I've tested with 2 physycal devices and 5 Android x86 emulators running in VirtualBox, connected in ADB server together with a virtual device.
I could only put 4 devices connected at the same time, more than that crashed server and needs an Eclipse restart to put all things back to work. In short, keep always an Android virtual device connected to ADB server.
Just an update to this, really odd behaviour but Eclipse somewhat merges all Debug messages from different devices connected to ADB server, into a single Logcat, this is really annoying to say the least. How can we track things this way? – ruhalde Aug 18 at 14:28.
For my test requirements I have to run 4 different emulators with 2 physical devices, total of 6 devices running my APK at the same time. I'm using android X86 emulator running in Virtualbox machines, working good with no issues at all compared with my tablet devices. My problem is when I try to connect with ADB to more than 2 emulators, Eclipse just can't handle it, all of a sudden my ADB server quits and restart again, sometimes just can't recover .
If I connect and disconnect from all emulators and physical devices, mananing always 2 at the same time, everything runs ok, but when I try to connect third, adb crash. Any pointers on this odd behaviour of ADB?
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