I recently have installed Android SDK in Linux Mint 32-bit. After that I also installed ADT plugin in Eclipse and Android SDK packages. Everything was fine, but when I completed my Android project and tried to run it on my AVD, then it was showing this error: "The connection to ADB is down". I tried almost everything to solve this. When I tried to run ADB from the terminal, it showed error that "Exec format error". I also updated my platform tools, but this problem is still present.
Error looks like this picture:
I've already an answer to your issue. Check it out:
for 32bit users... Don't update "plateform-tools" to version 23.1.
foremost version you can use is 23.0.1 which you can download here
If you are on 64bit machine and having trouble using the latest
version of the plateform-tools.. check instructions here.
thanks for the working link- #Tyler
FROM: android studio adb Syntax error: ")" unexpected
Check also: Unable to create Debug Bridge Unable to detect adb version. Syntax error: ")" Upgrading Platform-tools 23.0.1 to 23.1.0 Linux-32 bit causes Issue
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I have done following task for solutions;
Download and update platform-tools
Change Sdk path and re-download
Uninstalled Android Sdk platform-tools and Android Sdk tools after re-install.
Update adb path in Environment
Change virtual memory size
But it's still not working... I'm using android studio version 3.3.2
error show like Unable to detect adb version means connection devices showing none when i run the app
If other solutions don't work and you're on Windows, check if Visual C ++ is installed.
If needed, you can download it here.
Just change adb.exe in location sdk\platform-tools -adb.exe and replace it. It will work. SDK folder is in users\account name\appdata\local\android\SDK\platform-tools
In my case: D:\ANDROID SETUP\sdk\platform-tools due to low c drive space ..
It will work ......
For anyone experiencing issues with Android Studio 3.3.2 not detecting Genymotion: make sure to point Genymotion to use the Android SDK ADB and not the one it's shipped with. It seems like this is because Genymotion is shipped with outdated ADB
I solved my problem. That was the visual studio installation problem. In my system visual studio c++ 2015 installed. Just repair or re-installed it.
Locate the adb.exe file in the platform-tools folder . Double-click to run it . If it shows an error message , you need to install the C++ runtime from here. Else you should up-date/reinstall the sdk
i downgrade my adb and use this as guidance
https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
This has been asked before but I cannot seem to find a solution that works.
I updated Android Studio to version 3.0.1
My Mac is running Sierra version 10.13.3
When I go to run an application in Android Studio I get the following pop up message:
Many of the solutions suggest to "Uninstall the current HAXM version" that I have in the SDK Manager by unchecking it and then installing it again. When I go there, however, there's nothing to uncheck because the new version was never installed:
When I try downloading the 6.2.1 version, it does not install. I get the following error:
Does anyone know how can I get this download properly? Thank you!
I was working on a game for android on unity, and after I downloaded the android sdk, the ndk, the google, usb drivers and the jdk, I tried to build, but everytime I did so it popped an error to me which was
Exeption in "main" thread java.lang.NoClassFoundError
and it has been driving me nuts. I got a similar error in unity which was android is not a valid command, then I tried to update the sdk in the cmd with the command
android update sdk
which was correct but I got the same error, and so on with
sdkmanager --update sdk
Any help would be appreciated, so thanks in advance!
Edit: Wrong answer first time. Try downgrading to JDK 8.
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android studio adb Syntax error: ")" unexpected
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I updated Platform-tools from 23.0.1 to 23.1.0 and found some of the Android integration broke.
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 32-bit with android-sdk_r24.4.1, with both android-studio (141.2456560) installed.
While executing adb command it keeps on saying below message :
Unable to create Debug Bridge: Unable to start adb server: Unable to
detect adb version, adb output:
/home/bhavesh/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools/adb: 1:
/home/bhavesh/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools/adb: Syntax error: ")"
unexpected
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
OK. after some research found that reason for this is because
android-sdk-linux/platform-tools content is 32-bit
ELF in 23.0.1 but 64-bit ELF in 23.1_rc1 and 23.1.0. So, several
functions in android-studio (and I assume eclipse+ADT as well) fail
because of the attempt to run 64-bit executables.
This issue has already been raised HERE
Also, as per the official comment given by google project member parts of the platform-tools will support 64 bit Ubuntu OS only from 23.1.0 onwards.
Platform-tools 23.1.0 OR onwards will not work on Ubuntu 32-bit OS. Developer needs to upgrade Ubuntu OS to 64-bit to make it work.
That eventually means we only have possible two workarounds now :
1. Stick with Platform-tool 23.0.1 as of now. and DO NOT UPGRADE platform-tools to 23.1.0 or above
2. Change your Ubuntu OS to 64-bit instead of 32-bit.
I hope this would help someone.
download sdk platform-tool 23.0.1 from this link
I filed that bug 8-) If you updated to 23.1.0 already (or install a fresh android-sdk, which will insist on installing newest platform-tools), you have two solutions:
1) Get platform-tools 23.0.1 from https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r23.0.1-linux.zip . Go to android-sdk-linux directory, delete the "platform-tools" directory (may not be necessary) and unzip the platform-tools_r23.0.1-linux.zip there. SDK updater correctly shows 23.0.1 is installed next time you run it.
2) I found although qemu-2.0.0 will not run 64-bit "adb start-server", qemu-2.4.0 will! I posted to the bug report linked above, please see my post for more info. Long story short, I built qemu-2.4.0 source package (for Ubuntu Xxxxx Xaros -- I forget what Ubuntu 16.04's animal name is...) and installed a single extra binfmt file to enable qemu-x86_64 seamless support. I ran "dpkg --add-architecture amd64" and "apt-get install libc6:amd64" to install base 64-bit libraries. Done, x86-64 seamless emulation is a go!
This sounds like a recipe for the world's slowest SDK install... but actually, Java itself uses the VAST majority of CPU time running eclipse+ADT or Android Studio. As important as the native binaries are to having a working SDK, the CPU usage of those binaries is nearly 0 (other than the phone/table emulator itself, which is needless to say quite CPU-intensive.)
This error arrived i have in case of updated platform-tools from 23.0.1 to 23.2.0, i have solved by downloading platform-tools for 23.0.1 and start its working,
because 23.2.0 is not supported in 32 bit os version its nee 64 bit os
this morning when I start doing my daily routine(opening android studio 1.5.1 in my PC - lubuntu 32 bit) I encounter an error after I try to run my application to my device. This is the android studio error:
Error running app: Unable to obtain debug bridge
Unable to detect adb version, adb output: /root/Android/Sdk/platform-tools/adb: 1: /root/Android/Sdk/platform-tools/adb: Syntax error: ")" unexpected
I was looking for possible solution for hours now through internet but can't find same error as this. I already try some other remedies but still no luck of solving it. Can you help me guy? Thanks in advance.
for 32bit users... Don't update "platform-tools" to version 23.1.
foremost version you can use is 23.0.1 which you can download here
If you are on 64bit machine and having trouble using the latest version of the plateform-tools.. check instructions here.
thanks for the working link- #Tyler
OK. after some research found that reason for this is because
android-sdk-linux/platform-tools content is 32-bit
ELF in 23.0.1 but 64-bit ELF in 23.1_rc1 and 23.1.0. So, several
functions in android-studio (and I assume eclipse+ADT as well) fail
because of the attempt to run 64-bit executables.
This issue has already been raised HERE
Also, as per the official comment given by google project member parts of the platform-tools will support 64 bit Ubuntu OS only from 23.1.0 onwards.
Platform-tools 23.1.0 OR onwards will not work on Ubuntu 32-bit OS. Developer needs to upgrade Ubuntu OS to 64-bit to make it work.
That eventually means we only have possible two workarounds now :
1. Stick with Platform-tool 23.0.1 as of now. and DO NOT UPGRADE platform-tools to 23.1.0 or above
2. Change your Ubuntu OS to 64-bit instead of 32-bit.
I hope this would help someone.
download sdk platform-tool 23.0.1 from this link
As Arnav M. said, for Ubuntu 32bit users, stick to 23.0.1 or install a 64bit Ubuntu. For more details see this:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/34239600/3032209
What you actually need to do is downgrade your platform-tool, which contains Android Debug Bridge, to lower version.
Download the platform-tool package from following link
platform-tools_r23.0.1-linux
Unzip the package and replace the platform-tool folder, in android-sdk folder, with the downloaded platform-tool folder.
After restarting android studio, it may ask you to upgrade platform-tool. Ignore it.