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I have been working on an application, which was running absolutely fine before i switched to another application. After few days when i came to work on my previous application, I am getting this particular error while launching the emulator for it. This error is as follows:

[2011-08-24 11:46:06 - Emulator] invalid command-line parameter: partition-size 1024.
[2011-08-24 11:46:06 - Emulator] Hint: use '@foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'.
[2011-08-24 11:46:06 - Emulator] please use -help for more information

What could possibly be the issue..??? Any help is appreciated.

Usama Sarwar
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Spaces may be contained in the installation path of Android SDK.

You may move it under a path with no space in it.
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  • This really was a little but extremely teasing one, but i got the answer myself. "Just got to eclipse > open android sdk and avd manager > select the required avd > start and check the wipe userdata box." This worked for me, hope this works for others as well. – Usama Sarwar Aug 24 '11 at 07:56
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change the path of the SDK. put SDK directly in the drive ie. "d:\Android\android-sdk-tools"

note: make sure that there is no space in parent path

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This really was a little but extremely teasing one, but i got the answer myself.

Just got to eclipse > open android sdk and avd manager > select the required avd > start and check the wipe userdata box.

This worked for me, hope this works for others as well...:-)

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