Run android app on Nook Emulator

Solar2D Android
#1

Can anyone tell me how to run an android app for nook emulator?

I have successfully made an avd for nook (color, tablet, hd) and successfully launched it.

I was able to successfully install the android app which I could see in its app section.

However, when I try to launch the app. It tells me that the app has stopped.
I tried enabling gpu emulation but it freezes the avd when being launched.

I tried installing nook build and android build without enabling gpu emulation but it still stops…

I’m now running out of ideas as to how I could make it successfully run on nook emulator… [import]uid: 186199 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 335418[/import]

#2

B&N’s official instructions for installing and setting up the Nook emulator can be found here…
https://nookdeveloper.zendesk.com/entries/21943338-nook-developer-start-up-guide

I personally don’t use it. I find the Android emulator to be frustratingly slow. I test on real Nook devices. [import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 140935[/import]

#3

If it’s installed, can you not just run it from the Android Virtual Device manager (in Eclipse, this is found under Window > Android Virtual Device Manager), creating an instance of the Nook table using the new button.

These instructions seem more followable, see section 3.1-2. It’s funny how it’s called “Quick Start” though.

Section 3.3.3 deals specifically with running via Eclipse.

General emulator usage (assuming Eclipse): Once the emulator has been created, and started, let it boot up completely, then run your app as an Android Application, choosing the running emulator as the target.

If not using Eclipse, then adb install <file.apk> via command line will install to the currently connected device or emulator if there is only one running/connected. Android Application Development [import]uid: 220473 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 141020[/import] </file.apk>

#4

In order to test your APKs on a Nook device, you first need to put the device into developer mode. B&N’s official instructions on how to do so can be found here…
https://nookdeveloper.zendesk.com/entries/20047496-how-do-i-use-developer-mode-on-the-nook-color

To install your APK onto your Nook device, I recommend that you use Android SDK tool “adb install” command line tool. You’ll need to attach your Nook to your computer via USB and type the following at the command line in the Android SDK’s “platform-tools” directory…
> adb install -r

In order to find your app that you’ve “side loaded” onto your Nook, you’ll need to go to its “Search” window because it will not be listed under the Apps menu.
[import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 141067[/import]

#5

B&N’s official instructions for installing and setting up the Nook emulator can be found here…
https://nookdeveloper.zendesk.com/entries/21943338-nook-developer-start-up-guide

I personally don’t use it. I find the Android emulator to be frustratingly slow. I test on real Nook devices. [import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 140935[/import]

#6

If it’s installed, can you not just run it from the Android Virtual Device manager (in Eclipse, this is found under Window > Android Virtual Device Manager), creating an instance of the Nook table using the new button.

These instructions seem more followable, see section 3.1-2. It’s funny how it’s called “Quick Start” though.

Section 3.3.3 deals specifically with running via Eclipse.

General emulator usage (assuming Eclipse): Once the emulator has been created, and started, let it boot up completely, then run your app as an Android Application, choosing the running emulator as the target.

If not using Eclipse, then adb install <file.apk> via command line will install to the currently connected device or emulator if there is only one running/connected. Android Application Development [import]uid: 220473 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 141020[/import] </file.apk>

#7

In order to test your APKs on a Nook device, you first need to put the device into developer mode. B&N’s official instructions on how to do so can be found here…
https://nookdeveloper.zendesk.com/entries/20047496-how-do-i-use-developer-mode-on-the-nook-color

To install your APK onto your Nook device, I recommend that you use Android SDK tool “adb install” command line tool. You’ll need to attach your Nook to your computer via USB and type the following at the command line in the Android SDK’s “platform-tools” directory…
> adb install -r

In order to find your app that you’ve “side loaded” onto your Nook, you’ll need to go to its “Search” window because it will not be listed under the Apps menu.
[import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 35418 reply_id: 141067[/import]