I cannot create a new AVD in Eclipse on MAC OSX for testing.
Situation:
I have installed System Images for Android 4.4.2.
I have checked for update under "Help".
I have checked the location for android SDK.
I have installed older versions of Android with related system images.
When I try to create it just waits, when I click "OK". Nothing happens - even if I wait for minutes.
Any suggestions?!
I got the same problem on MAC OSX, SDK 22.6, unable to create a new device up to 4.0
My answer is inspired from here:
Cannot create or edit Android Virtual Devices (AVD) from Eclipse, ADT 22.6
and
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=66661
and
Eclipse can't create new AVD
I proceed like this:
(1) launch avd from commandLine : android avd
(2) Choose device definition then clone a new devices: e.g Galaxy nexus by google
(3) Create a new device from the cloned device and set as target API 4.4.2, then
(4) set the SD card size to 1000MiB, Click OK
(5) Finally start the Emulator.
I tested, and it works.
This is a strange issue that I just encountered as well, here is my solution:
1) Start avd from command line:
1.1. Open Terminal
1.2. Use the cd command to navigate to the tools folder in the android SDK
--> cd <Path to Android SDK>/tools
1.3. type ./android avd
2) Create a new device in the device manager that just opened up
Run AVD manager from terminal and then create AVD.
To do this, cd to android sdk tools folder and run AVD manager with following command:
android avd
U can try create using AVDManager.exe on your android folder, not from inside eclipse.
Related
I want to try android auto emulator, so I am trying to download it from the AVD manager, but after several times. I then find even my phone emulator can not be opened, with this error: The emulator process for AVD was killed
I have tried to upgrade my android studio, reinstall it, uncheck platform-tools and check in AVD manager, replace emulator folder, you name it, I have tried them all, but not working.
After I try to start emulator with command line, error like below:
dyld: Symbol not found :_vmnet_shared_interface_name_key
Referenced from ..../qemu-system-x86_64 (which was built for Mac OS X
11.1)
The reason is the latest emulator can not work on the mojave(Mac OS X
10.14).
Solution:
Install emulator by sdk manager, and create vitual devices by svd
Try to download an older version (https://dl.google.com/android/repository/emulator-darwin-6885378.zip)
Unzip the file, then replace your android emulator folder(usually ~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator) with the folder that you just unziped.
go to your emulator folder cd ~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator, list all the virtual devices ./emulator -list-avds then try to open one of the virtual devices by ./emulator #YOUR_DEVICE_NAME
I had same issue, and The simple solution is:
Try to install lower API Level of virtual device, so for example if you are trying to use API Level 30, change to API Level 27 and see if it works
so you need to
click on AVD Manger icon on top right corner of your Android studio, (or navigate to Tools then AVD Manager)
then click on Create Virtual Device button
select a device (such as Pixel 2) and click next
try API LEVEL 27 (Oreo)
Hope that can fix your issue same as it fixed mine
When I connect my mobile with PC, android studio says Unable to detect adb version, exit value 0xc0000135. what to do?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145
After that run as administrator that downloaded file>
then Go to android studio>
select device>
click on Troubleshoot device connection>
connection assistant>
scroll click next>
Click on Restart ADB server button>
connect device > enable debugging> it works fine after that
Windows adb binaries included with the latest Google official platform-tools package require Universal C Runtime v1.1.0 libraries. The easiest way to get them is to install Visual C++ Redistributable Package for Visual Studio 2015.
I had the same problem. My solution was to install 2019 visual studio community edition, all the missing packages comes with it.
Link: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/
I have Windows 10 32 bit and I've installed Java, After installing Android Studio when I'm trying to open it, it's not opening, no prompt, no error message nothing. I've tried all methods available on the Internet include JAVA_HOME and all still in vain, Please help. It's windows 32bit so android studio is just a zip file, when I tried Android studio 1.5 which do comes with Installer, it worked fine!
I think that you have to uninstall Android Studio and try to reinstall it.
Go to terminal "Win + R and type cmd" inside type java -version.
If it is installed, try to install Android again, else, just download java jre and java jdk and after install Android Studio.
However, you can try to go task admin and check if you have Android Studio running. Kill it if you have it started and after try to open Android Studio
I am new to android app developing, I am trying to run my android application in AVD available in eclipse but the thing is I'm unable to create a new AVD.
(Previously a AVD was there in eclipse but it was not worked as fast, so i deleted that)
Its possible to fill all the necessary fields given for creating a new AVD, finally when OK button is clicked there is no action performed in eclipse IDE.
Can anyone know whats exactly blocking me from creating a new AVD. Here is my screenshot.
I was also facing trouble to create AVD on my eclipse. Although my real device Galaxy S3 is working nicely as online AVD. I needed to download & install the correct driver for that and it started to do the job. But I am still searching for the real reason of the problem creating the virtual one. But here is the cofig, what is working for me now, after a long time trying.
After facing problem, first of all I installed all the package file including the Intel X86 Atom System Image for my required Android Version(For me it's Android 4.3 API 18). So that I can select the Intel Atom x86 as the CPU/ABI while creating the AVD.
And don't forget to install the Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator(HAXM) installer under the Extras on Android SDK Manager.
Here, what was my config for the AVD
Device=Nexus 7 (7.02)
Target=Android 4.3
CPU/ABI=Intel Atom (x86)
SKIN=HVGA
RAM=2048
HEAP=64
Internal Storage=2000
External=2000
Emulation Options=Tick on "Use Host GPU"
And please keep patience, as it will take a while to start the AVD.
I am using Eclipse 3.7.2
I have the standard Hello World application from the Android tutorial. When I try to run it on an AVD, Eclipse starts an AVD but never attempts to load the application onto it. The log reads:
[2012-05-06 11:23:01 - MyFirstAndroid] Android Launch!
[2012-05-06 11:23:01 - MyFirstAndroid] adb is running normally.
[2012-05-06 11:23:01 - MyFirstAndroid] Performing com.pack.myapp.MyFirstAndroidActivity activity launch
[2012-05-06 11:23:01 - MyFirstAndroid] Automatic Target Mode: launching new emulator with compatible AVD 'Device'
[2012-05-06 11:23:01 - MyFirstAndroid] Launching a new emulator with Virtual Device 'Device'
And that's it. The emulator launches, boots up, but my application is never loaded onto it.
Furthermore, I went into the Configurations for the application and tried changing the "Automatic Target Mode" to Manual mode, where I select which AVD to boot the app onto. It gives me the option of selecting a new AVD or an already running one, but when I have an AVD running, it does not show up on the list of "Running Android Devices." I am not sure why it does not recognize this.
Help me out please?
Setup:
Eclipse version 3.7.2
Windows Vista 32 bit
Android SDK Platform 4.0.3 API 15
SDK installer: installer_r18-windows.exe
Eclipse Android Development Toolkit plugin: 18.0.0.v201203301601-306762
You'll need to restart your adb server if you can't find the emulator in the list of 'Running Android Devices' in DDMS you can go to the drop list next to the camera icon and 'Reset adb' or do it manually from the the command line.