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warning while starting the emulator through command prompt

 
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Hi,

I have created 3 avds (my_avd, my_avd2 and my_avd3) and I was trying to open "my_avd3" emulator instance through command prompt with the following command.

emulator -avd my_avd3

Emulator has been opened but in the command prompt the following warning is coming.

"emulator: WARNING: 4: missing expected assignment operator (=). line ignored"

Can anybody tell me what is this warning?

Thanks
Sairam M.
 
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Maybe it wants

emulator --avd=my_avd3

 
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The syntax looks correct. Did you type any other switches along with avd? Try adding -verbose and check the logs on the terminal; maybe that would point to something. For e.g. try: emulator -verbose -avd my_avd3
 
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