I have a problem in creating a new android virtual device in eclipse (Eclipse Java EE).
the first problem is i cannot find the "AVD manager" button when i click in "Window" in eclipse.
i tried to access to the AVD manager by opening monitor.bat in tools folder
and the second problem was that when i fill the AVD window i see that OK Button is unavailable.
thanks in advance :)
You need to open "SDK Manager" and install an emulator image ("Android 4.4 Intel Atom x86 System Image" or something like that). "CPU/ABI" is a required field when you're creating a new emulator. You haven't chosen one (and probably you haven't installed one) - that's why OK button is disabled.
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I have installed android emulator through terminal
system-images;android-29;google_apis;x86_64 | 10 | Google APIs Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image
I have installed this sdk with the help of sdkmanager and I have created an avd with avdmanager. I am able to run my application in the avd, but back, home, task buttons are not working, there was no effect by clicking that buttons. I have been working on this and most of the answers suggested either enable focus on mouse hover feature in gnome-tweaks or edit hw.keyboard parameter in android/avd/config.ini file. focus on mouse hover feature didn't help me and I dont have avd folder in my android directory.
I am using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Go to AVD Manager and do a 'Cold boot'
The "cold boot" did the trick for me as well. For those who don't use Android Studio or AVD Manager UI, you can change this in the config.ini of the avd image.
The relevant properties:
fastboot.forceChosenSnapshotBoot = no
fastboot.forceColdBoot = yes
fastboot.forceFastBoot = no
On my Windows machine, that file can be found in C:\Tools\AndroidSDK\.android\avd\android_11_sdk_30.avd\config.ini, but of course this will vary on other machines...
Just goto the
C:\Users\YourUserName\.android\avd\Pixel_4_API_30.avd\
This folder have .lock file just delete it but before deleting it close the emulator and then delete it.
Restart your emulator and its working fine.
I am new to the android world, I am starting Clicking run button to start the AVD but nothing is happening.
If I am clicking Debug option then the AVD i have created does not show in the running device option.
In console this is shown
"C:\Users\shivamkumar07\Desktop\softwares\Android\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140624\ADT Bundle\sdk\tools\emulator.exe" -avd Nexus_S_API_19 -netspeed full -netdelay none"
Here are few screen shots:
The AVD Which I have created:
I have used API 21 Android 5.0 and API 19 Android 4.4.2 but both are not working.
I have also set the target device in the Edit Configuration option, Here is the screen shot:
I am not able to understand how to test my project in the android virtual device? is there some problem with API level or something else? Since I am a beginner I am not familiar with many of the concepts of Android world.
Please help
Thanks in Advance!!
Go to SDK Manager and check at the very bottom if you have installed "Intel X86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM Installer)". Install it if you don't have it.
Take into account that you'll need to run the downloaded file since it's an installator. If you mouse over the row on SDK Manager you'll be able to see the intallation path.
My issue was that I had to install Android Emulator from the SDK Download manager.
I was also getting the same issue. But Finally I have got the solution. You just need to follow the some steps:-
Goto file option in android studio and click on invalid cache and restart
Then rebuild the project
Then click on one of the option in available devices
Finally you will see to start the AVD automatically
Note :- Behalf of start the AVD from AVD Manager, start it from run.
I am trying to install the Samsung GALAXY Tab Emulator for Eclipse but I can't find the "Android SDK and AVD Manager". I can only find them individually:
I can't see any options on either the AVD or the SDK manager that lets me install the Emulator. On the Samsung developer website it tells me I need to use the Android SDK and AVD Manager:
Where can I find this program?
I think You are following this Link :
Using-Samsung-Emulators-for-Android-Application-Development
this tutorial is so OLD so There is some updates in it you have to follow..
Download SAMSUNG TAB EMULATOR
After Downloading the skin extract the zip file and copy it in the path Android SDK > Platforms > android-x > skins. In android-x (x is the platform version number)
In Eclipse IDE go to Window > Android Virtual Device Manager.
To Create New Android Virtual Device Click On New And in the Device field Select Device with Specified Resolution And in the Target Field select Android API level (Android API level must be same where the skin has been copied) from the drop down list available.
Then select the Built-in option in Skin options available. And in the built-in option drop down box find the skin added in the platform and select.
Now click on OK button to add the new skin. (NOTE : please chose all related information according to fields)
and Your AVD has been created succesfully..
Hope This Helps...
I don't think, you really need to launch them concurrently to install Samsung Emulator, but if you really need it you can do it from command line. Just go to android-sdk/tools folder and run:
./android sdk
for Android SDK manager
./android avd
for Android AVD manager
it will be probably android.exe on Windows, but should work the same way.
Try the below cited answer from Kim Ki Won, I found here:
"I found under website.
http://developer.samsung.com/android/tools-sdks/Samsung-GALAXY-Tab-Emulator
Extract zip file to add-ons under android sdk path. then launch Android SDK Manager. under "extras" folder check "Android + Google APIs for GALAXY Tab, API 8, revision 1" item and install package.
That's all."
I just installed the Android Eclipse Plugin and the Android SDK from Google yesterday. I open the AVD Manager window by going to Window -> Android Virtual Device Manager. I then click "New" and am presented with the "Create new Android Virtual Device (AVD)" window. The problem is, I can't get the "OK" button to not be greyed out. I choose "Android 2.2 API level 8 " as the the taget
You must select at least one CPU/ABI from the dropdown when creating an AVD. If this option is disabled please install appropriate system image in your Android SDK Manager. Probably you can install ARM EABI v7a System Image. Also please don't forget to restart Eclipse..
I have installed Android SDK on my Ubuntu 11.04. I have run a common ./android to install. It was expected to see some options like "Available packages" to install android packages. But I haven't seen any options. After that have configured SDK Location path in Preferences in Eclipse I didn't get any SDK targets. When I open AVD Manager in Eclipse, it says "no AVD available". Could you please let me know how can I configure AVDs in my Eclipse?
To configure a basic Android Virtual Device (AVD)
Open Eclipse and select Window > Android SDK and AVD Manager.
In the resulting window, select Virtual Devices in the left panel and click the New button on the right. This launches a new window to configure an AVD.In the first blank of this new window, give the device a name of your choice. Let's choose Simple2.2, indicating that this will be a relatively minimal device running Android 2.2.
Under the Target dropdown, select Android 2.2 - API Level 8.
Under SD Card enter 1024 for Size and be sure that the MiB dropdown is selected.
For Skin select Built-In and Default (HGVA).
Leave everything else as is and click Create AVD.
After a while (be patient, it may take a minute or so) this should create a new AVD with the characteristics specified that will appear in the list if Virtual Devices is selected in the left panel.
You might prefer a different configuration, but the one described above is considered optimal.