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Prerequisites: Your friend must have android SDK installed, with required API level, i.e. if you are developing in Android 1.6 your friend should have atleast 1.6 installed Well considering you situation I will Recommend you should give your friend the <code><application-name>.apk</code> file that gets generated in your <code>project\bin</code> folder, since any method would either require a device or SDK installed on machine. You can then ask your friend to install that <code>.apk</code> file with asking him\her to navigate to tools directory of sdk and executing <code>abd install "<.apk folder directory>.<apk-file-name>.apk"</code> when some avd is running, and can be created using <code>android create avd -n <name> -t <targetID></code> from tools directory of sdk. <a href="http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/avd.html" rel="nofollow">Complete tutorial on how to create avd is here</a>. But if you insist on doing a transfer of your entire AVD heres a quick untested tutorial. Yes you can surely do that, I think. I haven't tried this on some other machine but hope this will help you. Now <ol> <li>Go to your <code>.android\avd</code> directory, well I don't know about the other OS but in Windows 7 its at <code>C:\Users\<user-name>\.android\avd</code></li> <li>Copy the <code><Android Virtual Device Name>.ini</code> file and <code><Android Virtual Device Name>.avd</code> folder. Which you can paste it in may be your flash drive or do some online sharing I dont know you choose your way of transferring this data.</li> <li>Open <code><Android Virtual Device Name>.ini</code> with any text editor and change <code> path=C:\Users\<your-user-name>\.android\avd\<Android Virtual Device Name>.avd</code> with <code>path=C:\Users\<your-friends-name>\.android\avd\<Android Virtual Device Name>.avd</code> basically you are changing the path where the folder <code>.avd</code> lies.</li> </ol> Now to create a desktop short-cut <ol> <li>Create a blank text file with: <pre><code>cd <friends-sdk-directory>\tools <root drive of the friends sdk-directory> : emulator -avd <Android Virtual Device Name> </code></pre> and save it as <code>emulator_shortcut.bat</code></li> </ol> Now when you start the bat file your emulator will start. Some notes: Make sure you edit <code><friends-sdk-directory></code>,<code><Android Virtual Device Name></code>,<code><your-user-name></code>,<code><your-friends-name></code>,<code><.apk folder directory></code>,<code><apk-file-name></code> with appropriate values.
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1. COI followed your recommendation and simply copied the sd file which I was able to specify when setting up the emulator on the other computer.
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