You usually don't loose persistent data in this process. It starts the emulator as if it were shut down before (and not wake up from sleep). Theres a way to re-enable OpenGL in Mac OS, but as I refuse to use operating systems that try to be elite by limiting what software you can use on your computer, I wouldnt know the exact way. In the menu where you find 'wipe data', you also find 'cold boot'. Mac OS doesnt use actual Vulkan either, its using MoltenVK, which is their own propreity version of Vulkan.Pal Couls you describe what „Cold Boot' is and how it works?.I think using 'Cold Boot' would be better option!.IMO just a little easier from the CLI one-liner. Right, well it's either kill it and start from the CLI this way, or set it with ADB and restart it.so, pretty much the same pain I guess.The only downside is that when I am changing language/country again I have to totally kill the emulator every time. android back to my home directory made the emulator start without issue. I was trying to free up space on my mac HDD, but apparently the emulator won't work with a symlinked location / Moving. android symlinked to another location from /.android. I think I will end up doing something like this. This failed to work for me because I had.Javascript disabled An open source DOS emulator for BeOS, Linux, Mac OS X, OS/2, and Windows. That would avoid messing with the System Image Debug your site in iPhone, iPad and Android emulators with.

are you 'start'ing by using the CLI? emulator -avd my_avd -prop =en -prop =GB.

Mac android emulator doesn't boot