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I'm attempting to download Android Studio on Debian (version 8.4 "jessie") but the download does not even start. I'm using this page:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
All that happens is that I get a popup that appears for about 1-2 seconds that states:
"Now downloading the Android SDK Tools!
Because you've chosen to download only the Android SDK tools (and not Android Studio), there are no setup procedures to follow. For information about how to keep your SDK tools up to date, refer to the SDK Manager guide."
That's all I get... nothing gets downloaded.
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I have Android Studio installed. Just cleared 3GB Junk memory. So, I want to install full SDK(including All the tools, emulator and not just command line tools as given in "How do I download the Android SDK without downloading Android Studio?") Can I download SDK on mobile and then transfer it to Computer due to some ISP Problem. I have Windows 7 32- bit Desktop.
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html#downloads
you can download all seperately from the above original source
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my android studio starts downloading the android-sdk_r22.6.2-windows.zip file upon opening, so i don't even know where should i put this file so that android studio will pick it. Please help me to where to put this file.
These are your SDK tools, which are required to develop and test apps.
Just download the zip. Then extract it wherever you want. Then, when you open Android Studio, it'll ask for SDK Tools directory. Just point it to where you extracted your zip file.
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I keep getting this error, almost twice or thrice every minute:
Fatal Configuration Problem Low disk space in android studio system directory partition.
I have 300GB+ free on my hard-disk, how can I get rid of this?
Here is a related bug report : https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-118718
A workaround seems to be to add this property :
idea.no.system.path.space.monitoring=true
in ~/Library/Preferences/<YOUR_ANDROID_STUDIO_VERSION>/studio.vmoptions
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I am new to Android. I installed android version 22.3 and tried to add Google Play services , that need to update it to 23.0 . But it did not allow to complete.
So I installed ADT bundle with SDK rev 23.0.2 now it take long time to load , and some emulators are not loading , they encounter a problem while loading. Also it take 20 min or so to load. I am using eclipse.
1.Is that a problem of sdk rev-23.0.2 ?
2.What is the best version of SDK to use?
okay, try to download from sdk Manager the GingerBread and KitKat APIs
And try this emulator : Genymotion a lot of people used to have troubles running the standard emulator but when switching to GenyMotion life became easier
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I don't have administrative rights on computers that I use. How I can run an Android OS on Windows XP or 7?
If you have Eclipse installed it comes with an in-built Android emulator. You can also launch it from command-line. Look here for the command-line use guide (list of useful commands to be found here). As for Eclipse this is probably the best place to look for guidance as to how to set it up.