Thread: Android emulator On Win 10 running Nextgen

Hello morco and everybody else that might be interested,
I've got it working, thanks to an amazing computer expert friend of mine!! but in the end I went for a totally different approach. The reason being that AMIDuOS doesn't even run on the tablet that I'll be using (Trimble T10). It shows a black screen, when starting DuOS. I googled a bit and found it is a problem that's been around for a while especially with Surface Pro users. Some Intel graphic driver issue. Overwriting with an old driver and stopping Windows updates is not a sustainable solution for a university computer.
In short I used MEmu player. It has the capability to use a bridged network mode. Inside the emulator one needs to install the app MockGeoFix. MockGeoFix listens on the bridged network's IP adress and constantly overwrite's the Android location. A linux bash terminal was installed in Windows and a short script written to transfer the NMEA strings from the com port to the TCP/IP where MockGeoFix listens.
You'll find the holistic set-up and installation guide I wrote here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Everything I did is explained in detail. I'll leave it up on my drive for a bit. If you read this too late, send me a message to get a copy.
Wish you all a happy time with Android+GPS on Win10!!
=)


P.S. @morco: replying to your last message:
o I had actually used your Amiduos version. that didn't help, though, unfortunately.
o You can activate developer options by clicking >Settings>About tablet> and then clicking 7 times on "build number"