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Now, I started playing and then I felt the urge to log the play. Maybe write some longer text about the play. These tools are not designed for that. I should use some online tool like Etherpad so that I can continue editing later with different device and what not. And now that I am using Etherpad, why can't I use Mythic in Etherpad? I should write an Etherpad Lite plugin for Mythic! And I did!

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Is there a way to bring android emulator from offline to online mode without closing AVD? I tried adb's 'kill-server', 'start-server' commands but this just seems to re-start adb server (adb.exe process), the emulator is still in offline mode and 'adb devices' still show 'offline' state.

Also can someone explain what exactly 'offline' mode of emulator means. In my case - Emulator (standalone), daemon process and ADB server - all seem to be running. Why is emulator state still offline?

Updating Question:I have tried 'adb reset' both from Eclipse & command line that does not solve the problem. Issue seems to be more with Emulator Memory. Per my analysis memory of emulator keeps increasing and after a limit (~470 MB in my Windows) if you try to do a adb reset - it brings the state of emulator to offline and no more adb commands work. (also no network calls seem to be working)

Sometimes/most of the times the solutions described above works. But if it does not, and you had "Launch from snapshot" enabled, killing the emulator and restarting it WITH LAUNCH FROM SNAPHOT DISABLED, will let you of the hook.I had this problem many, many times in the last few weeks, and although adb kill-server followed by adb devices works 4 times out of 5, that fifth time the only way to get it working again is by disabling the 'launch from snapshot' option. My guess is that the emulator is somehow in a 'wrong' state, but do not understand why myself.

Will be great if this project and some docs about howto build it be published on GitHub or similar to continue the development, currently is the only one practical JavaScript emulator for Atari XL that I found on internet, I others similar to publish Atari games on a web page slow or unusable (ej. JavaScript MAME).

It is an interesting idea. Could be great see people playing AR in a web page. But, this was just a very basic proof of concept. I think that some disk swap button need to be developed. The MAME.js emulator can load several disk in the drives, but I don't know how to dynamically swap the disk loaded in the drive at-runtime. I hope that Altirra or Atari800 generate an version that be more versatile that allow to customize the emulator that run in the web page.

Weird that no one suggested it yet, but, instead of an emulator, why not play around with an actual Ubuntu machine? You can rent an Ubuntu virtual private server from several providers at a really cheap rate, and some of them will let you use their service for free for a limited time.

Play emulator online within your browser. Start playing retro classic games you used to play and experience the nostalgia. All emulator games work in the highest quality available with the fastest speeds. Play emulator games on your PC, tablets, and mobile. PlayEmulator is a convenient way to play old games you used to own that got lost over time. Use the menu to browse games by emulator console or use the game tags for specific listings of games.

Netplay is a defining feature of Dolphin: it allows you to set up online sessions for any GameCube or Wii title with a local multiplayer mode, without the problems or limitations of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection or hassle of the BBA. It is improving regularly, and GameCube Netplay should be painless. Wii Netplay is much more temperamental and should be treated as an experimental feature for advanced users. Netplay is only for the Desktop version of Dolphin. Dolphin on Android does not currently support Netplay.

Later, the program runs normally after I modified the initialization of function pointers as shown in figure 3. So it can be said that the cause of entering an illegal interrupt at online runtime is bad initialization.

Another scenario is that you have gone through the above with the emulator connected(getting the Illegal ISR) and then if you disconnect the emulator and just issue XRSn to start over, again the value is still present in memory so things work OK.

With that said, it also depends on what code is in your illegal ISR. If you have the default ISR still populated(from C2000Ware), these are typically just a infinite wait loop. With the emulator connected this will hold there, but in standalone if you have the watchdog enabled, eventually that will time out, and issue a XRSn as well. The second time around, if the variable was eventually written to, it would work for the same reasons as above.

When you are connected with the emulator, set a breakpoint an instruction before the one we think is going bad, then open up a dis-assembly window(View->disassembly) and then attach a screenshot of that dis-assembly back to the E2E and I can look at it and we can debug from there.

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However, it is expensive to maintain a real Android device lab due to regular device maintenance costs and constant device upgrades based on new device releases. Therefore, users opt for an Android Emulator online. Test Now on Android Devices.

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Here is a web browser based emulator -android-online-emulator/run-android-online-emulator I have not tried it. I expect it is full of ads etc. The same emulator seems available as a Chrome browser plug in -online-emulator/lnhnebkkgjmlgomfkkmkoaefbknopmja?hl=en

Instead of a web based emulator (that might have issues), perhaps beg, borrow used Android phones that no longer have a service contract. I have several older phones that no longer have an provider, however they connect fine using Companion and WIFI. Your students, parents, faculty might be solicited for donations.

Our emulator package is just a preconfigured version of the Android Studio emulator with a bit of additional supporting software that facilitates the browser talking to the emulator. If you could at least agree to have your school IT install the Android Studio emulator, we might be able to give you some alternate instructions to bypass the need for the additional software.

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