I am still working with Eclipse to test a Buzztouch app. The emulators configure and launch, but they either time out or just indefinitely stall and never actually launch the app. Here are the remedies that I have tried thus far: 1. Worked on Mac and PC (currently on PC) 2. Downloaded and re-downloaded program, SDK and JDK 3. Compiled/downloaded and re-compiled/downloaded app files 4. Configured and re-configured emulators at API 8, 11 and 16 5. Attempted "adb kill-server" then "adb start-server" 6. Attempted to run on actual Android device 7. Attempted to work in 3rd party emulator (BlueStacks), now working within Eclipse Are there any other components or ways of going about this that may have been missed or not thought of yet? The project has not a single error and I simply need to see that the navigation is functional.

Hello again @nmcmap, I would suggest the how to and the Learning Path section. All of your answers are in both of these. LA

The Eclipse emulators are a pain in the rear. Generally, what I find is the problem in situations like yours is that there isn't enough available memory on the system you're trying to run with. However, you said you tried it on a Mac, and it didn't work, so that kinda surprises me! In any event, try rebooting your machine, and then just using Eclipse and nothing else. Often times that's worked for me. Mark