rootAVD.bat does not install apps about rootavd

[newbit1]

is there any apk file in the Apps folder?
Do you execute the script via cmd shell or power shell?

[TheOriginalBob0705]

cmd shell
there is no apk file in my Apps folder, it only has a .gitkeep file

[TheOriginalBob0705]

powershell provides a similar output with an additional line:

[*] Set Directorys
[-] Test if ADB SHELL is working
else was unexpected at this time.

[newbit1]

CMD shell is the right one, so far so good.
If you don't have any apk in that folder, why do you want to run the InstallApps command?

This feature is only needed, if you have a bunch of apks that you don't want to install manually.

The script is mostly used with the path to the ramdisk file, thats it. Sometimes, if there was a blank space
in your path, the script crashed. But this was fixed some time ago.

[TheOriginalBob0705]

my apologies, I included the wrong query. i have edited the original post with the correct command

the output remains the same

[newbit1]

Where is your ADB installed?

[TheOriginalBob0705]

my adb is installed in C:\Android\platform-tools

i placed your script in C:\Android\

I have added adb to my PATH variables

[newbit1]

Ok thanks, I need to replicate that situation, to see if I can reproduce your issue.
I am sorry for your inconveniences.

[newbit1]

I am sorry, I can't reproduce your issue.
I've moved my adb like yours to c: android, and in the cmd shell,
set PATH=C:\Android\platform-tools;%PATH%
adb shell works, and if I run the script, it starts right away.

Is it possible, that you have more than one adb installed?
Check the closed issues, I can recall someone else had a very similar issue and fixed it.

[TheOriginalBob0705]

Thanks for the help, I managed to fix the issue by copying a ramdisk.img file over to my folder from somebody else who managed to get the script working for them.

For anyone interested, you both have to use the exact same virtual device for this to work, both the phone and the system image have to be identical

[newbit1]

What phone image? The avd has only one ramdisk.img there is phone involved.

[TheOriginalBob0705]

In Android Studio, you can pick both the model of the emulated device as well as the image that's installed on it

For instance, my testing environment is the Pixel 4a with Android 13 installed on it

[newbit1]

Ah ok, you mean the picture of your frame. Got it.