GSMModem | Sending SMS Using GSM Modem w/C # MVC4 | SMS library

My current problem is as soon as I try running ANY Android Virtual Device, it closes shortly after it starts. It never gets to a start screen, just black then closes.

I've tried switching from graphic mode auto to software.

I've tried creating a brand new AVD and wiping data of an older one.

I've ran android studios as admin, opened a admin cmd in windows and tried running the avd directly from the emulator exe (same results).

This is a brand new blank project from android studios.

I do NOT have docker installed, I also ensured VitrualBox is NOT running.

System: windows 10, i7, discrete GPU.

This is the results of trying to run the virtual device with -verbose from cmd prompt. I tried eliminating duplicate items.

I try to read SMS received while python-gsmmodem was not running but not able to make it work...

== MODEM INFORMATION ==

Manufacturer: huawei Model: E3531 Revision: 22.521.31.00.400

Here is my python code:

I'll describe a scenario that I want to implement but I don't know if it is possible with my equipment and my knowledge about this topic.

Suppose, that one calls me on the telephone at home. If I have an appropriate device then I can see his number on the phone device. How, could I get the phone number (using a simple modem) to the computer?

Is there any python library that could work on this ?

Could you propose me some resources from which I can learn some terminology and technical things ?

EDIT

I have found this python library https://pypi.org/project/python-gsmmodem/ but it is not related with my problem since I haven't got gsm modem and actually, I don't want to call someone from the computer. I just want to find a way for showing the caller number in the computer.

I've being struggling with android emulator for three days now.

What I have done:

1. Repo sync to get latest changes.
2. Source build/envsetup to set up the environment
3. lunch to select aosp_x86_64-eng target
4. make -j16
5. emulator -verbose -no-accel

That's my out:

Trying to perform an application that reads sms from gsm modem each a period of time.

Thought about this solution:

Got 2 Threads in my application.

T1)- GSMModemHandler which is a handler for serial communications. T2)- SMSPicker that requests for sms each period of time and perform some string algorithms on them.

I want my application to do so:

A)- T2 asks for sms using readAllMessages(), a method from the GSMModemHandler class and then keeps blocked.

B)- T1 has got a SerialEventListener, so it listens for the response to the request sent from the GSM-Modem, and sends it back to T2.

C)- Once the response is available in a list from the T2 class, T2 resume its task concerning the string algorithms and then do again the same operations from A after waiting a certain period of time.

I've tried to code that, when i launch the application, it does its work for some time and then blocks, i guess the problem come from a missunderstanding between the 2 Threads, but can't find where the problem is and how to solve it.

Here's my code, and the result:

I installed Android SDK without Android Studio, and create an AVD with avdmanager and when I ran it with emulator command, emulator was messed up and weird looking!

Here is a screen shot of emulator:

And here is the command I used for creating AVD: