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I'm having a two systems[System A, System B] each connected via wifi . Each system has got android studio installed. Is it possible by any means that I can run my app on System B while using System A for development? In short, I wanna access the system B's emulator from system A and run my app. I don't want to try this with blue stacks or any other alternatives. I tried to access the system B 's emulator through adb so as to do wifi debugging using an emulator but it is not working. are there any other alternatives? FYI, System A is Mac that Im using for development and System B which will be running the emulator is ubuntu

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Is it just to view the logs live? You could acheive this by opening adb on system A and redirecting the output to a text file, which you can open on system B.

To do that (Unix)

system A

cd /mnt/networkshare/dev/
adb logcat > logs.txt

system B

gedit /mnt/networkshare/dev/logs.txt
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  • no...not to view logs...i want to run the entire app in system b's emulator. –  Sep 20 '16 at 08:52
  • Your best bet then is to learn and use Git. You could then develop the app on System A, push updates on Git, download updates from B and then run the emulator on B. – lolollo Sep 20 '16 at 08:57
  • I want that to be run without using git just like we do in wifi debugging –  Sep 20 '16 at 08:59
  • To be sure: You want emulator B to run an app, while system A develops it. You also want the logs to be routed on system A. You also want to send a precompiled app from system A to system B and make it run. You might even want to attach the emulator B to the system A. First two ponts could be done with this answers. Last two are out of my knowledge radius. Sorry i can't be helpful then, got lured by "remote debugging" :) – lolollo Sep 20 '16 at 09:10