Question

Where I can see the SD card directory of the eclipse android emulator is located in windows? I have created and deleted 2-3 AVDs each with 512, 1024mb SD cards so I don't want to get that space wasted. If I find it out I can directly delete it from windows. Does that space allocated for the SD card be automatically unallocated after I delete the AVD? I created the AVD card from the AVD edit option window.

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La solution

Yes, you can see the SD-card of emulator.

Go to DDMS -> Click on Filer Explorer -> Mnt ->SD-card where you can see all your file.

If you don't find Sd-card inside DDMS then might be you have not allocated space for SD-card if it is so then add it like this

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After allocating space you will be able to use that space as SD-card.

Does that space allocated for the SD card be automatically unallocated after I delete the AVD?

Yes when you delete AVD it will automatically delete all the file which you have created and un-allocate space.

Autres conseils

You can use the DDMS perspective to view and manipulate files stored is SD card.

Read this too about Emulator SD cards

See these answers too.

Hiii,

Go to DDMS, After that

internal sdcard path is DDMS->File Explorer->mnt->sdcard

and you give sdcard size at the time to create AVD then

External sdcard path is DDMS->File Explorer->sdcard

In the DDMS view of eclipse, Open "File Explorer" Tab of your emulator. Inside that you will find sdcard location as: mnt>sdcard.

You can find it under DDMS as so many answer here, i am adding graphical view to it_ enter image description here

  1. First create the Sdcard when create the AVD
  2. Run the emulator
  3. select DDMS, in eclipse.enter image description here

Internal sdcard path : DDMS->File Explorer->mnt->sdcard

External sdcard path : DDMS->File Explorer->storage->sdcard

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