To launch Device Manager you need JAVA_HOME set to
C:\Program Files\Java\JREx.xx.xx
To Launch the Emulator Manager you need the path to include
C:\Program Files\Java\JREx.xx.xx\bin
If you update Java be sure to update the paths in your environmental variables as the update doesn’t do that.
Since Emulator Manager is working the paths are all OK
For the Watch.
I used to get stuck with an emulator at that process when I didn’t close the watch emulator properly and basically I restarted my entire system to clear all caches. But I don’t think that is your problem. But try it.
If it still hangs open emulator manager select the wearable Circle click on edit
Select HW Support GPU VT should be on GPU should be off click on Launch and it should load a default watch.
I don’t know of anyone that does Tizen Mobile, I don’t even understand why they have it in Tizen Studio.
For the Smart TV I can’t launch it in my work environment due to firewalls. What error do you get on that.
Edit: on my personal computer the setting for the Smart TV Emulator is GPU VT on and GPU on
I’m having the same problem and changing these options doesn’t help. Besides is it not better to have it on for better performance? It should be working.
Can this be picked up by Samsung? The way I understand it, it is not possible to debug and test applications for Tizen on Windows anymore.
I don’t know where you heard that from, I’ve never seen any reports about this. Are you running a HiDef monitor? I’ll see if I can find any other solutions.
Looks like the emulator doesn’t work for AMD processors
Altough. I have an Intel processor with vitualization turned on, Hyper-V disabled and it still doesn’t work for me either. The newest HAXM (7.6.1) conmplains that VT-x is not supported on my processor and won’t install. Interestingly 7.0.0 installs fine, but apparently won’t run the emulator anymore.
Really it is such a battle to get it to work. It is also annoying that I’m forced to choose between running Tizen emulator and Docker desktop. because of the Hyper-V.
Now I’m starting to understand why Tizen apps are so scarce.
I finally got it to work.
I installed HAXM 7.6.1 from here: https://github.com/intel/haxm/releases
The key was to run silent_install.bat, not intelhaxm-android.exe.
The CPU boost option then got active for me.
I enabled both CPU & GPU HW Support and it worked.
Again, that was on Intel processor. Don’t think you can run it on AMD.
For MAC OS 11.4, I am facing issue in starting the emulator manager, I set JAVA_HOME in bash_profile file as export JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-16.0.1.jdk/Contents/Home
but I am able to run emulator itself, but unable to start the emulator manager,
need to configure internet connection for emulator through emulator manager,
The issue reported before was with Catalina and older version of Tizen Studio.
Tizen Studio 4.1.x includes it’s own version of JRE and you should not include any previous versions of Java. Mac OS Big Sur is not compatible with Java Runtime Environment without going through a lot of hoops.
follow the below steps to install Tizen Studio-
From the terminal, try below command-
sudo spctl --master-disable
2) Download the Tizen Studio from the below link and install it.
AMD cards do not work with Tizen Studio.
I hope this helps, if it doesn’t can you create a new topic so the old Catalina fix is not included.
No if you have successfully installed it don’t do anything else.
In the Package Manager → Extension SDK
be sure you have the Wearable Extension installed
In the configurations (settings) do you have the Wearable Extension turned on.
Does emulation manger launch? can you send a screen shot what it looks like when you launch it.
