What about when the Eclipse ADT plugin calls it? Well I was feeling rather lazy at that point and didn't want to dig around in the ADT plugin to see if it had a 'add these command line flags whenever running the emulator' option, so I made a little 'wrapper' shell script for the emulator command that always adds the -noaudio option. Now, that works if I manually call the emulator from the command line. No sound support either, but at least I can run the emulator now. Turns out the emulator has a '-noaudio' command line option, and when I ran it with that, it worked!! So now I just run emulator with the -noaudio option always, no freezes.
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