But is doesn't work, although "network status" command shows the correct values... I know it doesn't work by writing code to monitor the eth0 device in /proc/self/dev/dev, whatever speed I set, it seems always use maximum speed available to the host machine.
Is there anyone know how to fix this or have the same problem?
> But is doesn't work, although "network status" command shows the > correct values... I know it doesn't work by writing code to monitor > the eth0 device in /proc/self/dev/dev, whatever speed I set, it seems > always use maximum speed available to the host machine.
> Is there anyone know how to fix this or have the same problem?
> But is doesn't work, although "network status" command shows the > correct values... I know it doesn't work by writing code to monitor > the eth0 device in /proc/self/dev/dev, whatever speed I set, it seems > always use maximum speed available to the host machine.
> Is there anyone know how to fix this or have the same problem?
> Thank you very much!
> Gen
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I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer. This way however I could not simulate network lag... :(
well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that showed by network status command, it must be something wrong with our configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine. BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer. > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
I tried it on another machine, even tried to compile it from source code myself, still no luck.
yeah, I could use something like tc or trickle to limit the speed, but what i really need to do is to dynamically change the speed limitation based on the current bandwidth utilization (to simulate the automatic switching between 3g, wifi, gprs, etc on emulator).
So If someone here knows where I could find the source code of the network speed switching in the emulator source, please give me a hint, thank you so much!!!
On Feb 24, 11:13 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google > engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that > showed bynetworkstatus command, it must be something wrong with our > configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine. > BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
> On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found > > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer. > > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
i'm *definitely* seeing the same thing on Windows 7, Android emulator
version 5.0 (build_id ECLAIR-24846)
ie, both from emulator startup as well as from Telnet, using "network
speed" and "network delay" don't change actual network characteristics
of emulator ... even tho Telnet "network status" shows what i would
expect.
crucial to our current project ... anyone know what's going on???
On Mar 7, 5:02 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried it on another machine, even tried to compile it from source
> code myself, still no luck.
> yeah, I could use something like tc or trickle to limit thespeed, but
> what i really need to do is to dynamically change thespeedlimitation
> based on the current bandwidth utilization (to simulate the automatic
> switching between 3g, wifi, gprs, etc on emulator).
> So If someone here knows where I could find the source code of thenetworkspeedswitching in the emulator source, please give me a hint,
> thank you so much!!!
> On Feb 24, 11:13 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google
> > engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that
> > showed bynetworkstatus command, it must be something wrong with our
> > configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine.
> > BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
> > On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found
> > > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer.
> > > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
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to clarify, we're deving an app that makes several downloads over HTTP
using components from the org.apache.http namespace. when testing this
app using the emulator, throttling the emulator's network settings has
no effect on downloads thru those HTTP components.
perhaps the emulator's network settings are for something else? maybe
i should use different HTTP components?
Anyone? Bueller?
On Apr 27, 3:51 pm, newbyca <newb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i'm *definitely* seeing the same thing on Windows 7, Android emulator
> version 5.0 (build_id ECLAIR-24846)
> ie, both from emulator startup as well as from Telnet, using "networkspeed" and "networkdelay" don't change actualnetworkcharacteristics
> of emulator ... even tho Telnet "networkstatus" shows what i would
> expect.
> crucial to our current project ... anyone know what's going on???
> On Mar 7, 5:02 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I tried it on another machine, even tried to compile it from source
> > code myself, still no luck.
> > yeah, I could use something like tc or trickle to limit thespeed, but
> > what i really need to do is to dynamically change thespeedlimitation
> > based on the current bandwidth utilization (to simulate the automatic
> > switching between 3g, wifi, gprs, etc on emulator).
> > So If someone here knows where I could find the source code of thenetworkspeedswitching in the emulator source, please give me a hint,
> > thank you so much!!!
> > On Feb 24, 11:13 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google
> > > engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that
> > > showed bynetworkstatus command, it must be something wrong with our
> > > configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine.
> > > BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
> > > On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found
> > > > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer.
> > > > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
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has anyone had any success in simulating gprs or 3g speed within the
emulator? I'm having the same problem where I need to test a file
upload from my app with 3g speed (using a HttpURLConnection).
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Ludo
On Mar 7, 11:02 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried it on another machine, even tried to compile it from source
> code myself, still no luck.
> yeah, I could use something like tc or trickle to limit thespeed, but
> what i really need to do is to dynamically change thespeedlimitation
> based on the current bandwidth utilization (tosimulatethe automatic
> switching between 3g, wifi,gprs, etc on emulator).
> So If someone here knows where I could find the source code of the
> networkspeedswitching in the emulator source, please give me a hint,
> thank you so much!!!
> On Feb 24, 11:13 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google
> > engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that
> > showed bynetworkstatus command, it must be something wrong with our
> > configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine.
> > BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
> > On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found
> > > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer.
> > > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
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> has anyone had any success in simulating gprs or 3g speed within the
> emulator? I'm having the same problem where I need to test a file
> upload from my app with 3g speed (using a HttpURLConnection).
> Thanks in advance.
> Cheers,
> Ludo
> On Mar 7, 11:02 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I tried it on another machine, even tried to compile it from source
> > code myself, still no luck.
> > yeah, I could use something like tc or trickle to limit thespeed, but
> > what i really need to do is to dynamically change thespeedlimitation
> > based on the current bandwidth utilization (tosimulatethe automatic
> > switching between 3g, wifi,gprs, etc on emulator).
> > So If someone here knows where I could find the source code of the
> > networkspeedswitching in the emulator source, please give me a hint,
> > thank you so much!!!
> > On Feb 24, 11:13 pm, Gen <luke.yola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > well, at least I'm not alone... I really can't imagine Google
> > > engineers implement this feature which can only change the value that
> > > showed bynetworkstatus command, it must be something wrong with our
> > > configuration... I will try to run everything on another machine.
> > > BTW, What approach you are using to cap your host connection?
> > > On Feb 24, 1:24 am, Rootko <roo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I had the same problem... Both in windows and linux... But I've found
> > > > no solution, other than cap my internet connection on host computer.
> > > > This way however I could not simulatenetworklag... :(
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