I think that the one step in that set of instructions is misleading. When you create the virtual device, you have to give it a name. He used TEST. I used myphone. Whatever name you use, when the emulator creates the virtual device, it SHOULD create a folder in the .android/avd/ directory which is equal to the device name that you use. In my case, the directory structure looks like .android/avd/myphone.avd I put the system.img file in the "myphone.avd" directory/folder.
FAQ & wiki here-NEWBIES INFRACTIONS WILL ISSUE IF YOU DON'T READ AROUND B/F ASKING
START WITH THE WIKI Introduction to the Pandigital Novel
Please don't make me start deleting, moving, and combining threads by asking whatever comes to mind. There's been a lot of recent development on this device, and a LOT of your questions will have been asked already here. Take 10 minutes and look around before posting a noob question. We love our noobs, but we love them more when they help unnoobing themselves...This has become an epidemic problem here, so now we're going to have to add teeth: look before you ask. If you really think you're the first person to ask about changing the internal micro sd card, or to have problems flashing the device, that means you didn't look, and I am going to issue you an infraction. I won't enjoy it, but it's for the good of the community.
Please don't make me start deleting, moving, and combining threads by asking whatever comes to mind. There's been a lot of recent development on this device, and a LOT of your questions will have been asked already here. Take 10 minutes and look around before posting a noob question. We love our noobs, but we love them more when they help unnoobing themselves...This has become an epidemic problem here, so now we're going to have to add teeth: look before you ask. If you really think you're the first person to ask about changing the internal micro sd card, or to have problems flashing the device, that means you didn't look, and I am going to issue you an infraction. I won't enjoy it, but it's for the good of the community.
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Just by reflashing the PDN with a stock Pandigital image from their website.
No, the exclamation mark means that there was a problem encountered. Either it didn't read your SD card properly or your firmware image is corrupted. Try again.
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