Emulator stops after couple of minutes with segmentation fault (core dump)
See original GitHub issueI have used a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04 and and followed the procedure mentioned in readme. When I execute emulator -writable-system
, the emulator gets started but stops with Segmentation fault.
I have also tried with macOS but it didn’t help. Have you faced any similar issue? If yes, how do you resolve this?
Thanks in advance.
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I have resumed the experiment and using physical machine.
Yes I can boot and run emulator using Android Studio. My user is in both
kvm
andlibvrt
Yes,
m
command took a lot longer time to run.I have been able to boot the emulator with following command,
emulator -writable-system -gpu swiftshader_indirect
It uses graphics: softwareThanks!
I use a Debian physical machine and I used
-writable-system -gpu swiftshader_indirect
and my emulator has still not crashed for one day (and it’s usually every hour). I tried a lot of things but it seems to be a working solution! Thanks!