I tried to install the latest version of Android studio on my OS x 10.7.5 but the AVD requires 10.8.5 or higher upto 10.9. It is not possible right now to update OSx, instead we decided to get a working version of android studio.
Which version of Android studio would work on Mac OSX 10.7.5?
There are three options from what I see here :
You install ubuntu (I recommend Linux Mint 17.2 "Rafaela" - Xfce RC (32-bit) as it's lighter on your CPU and RAM) and dual boot. You don't need to update your Mac OS 10.7.5, it will remain intact, but you will boot on linux to develop Android Apps.
There you can install the latest version of Android Studio with no hassle.
Go with the previous Android Development solution : Eclipse IDE Indigo or higher + ADT bundle plugin. Check to see what version of JDK worked on 10.7.5, install it, then install one of the versions of eclipse from Indigo to Mars and then install the above mentioned plugin.
You can try to download and run the first Android Develop Studio Beta that ever appeared on the website (0.8.0), I don't think they ever supported 10.7.5, but you can try.
My suggestion is to try to install linux (point 1) (maybe with the help of a friend), because it's important to have the latest SDK version and the latest updates.
+ It's easier to work with.
Related
Where can I download proper version of :
Eclipse with SDK
Youwave
Java
All for windows 10 (64bit).
My tools of previous version were working normaly on win7 (32bit). Now in win10 I've downloaded what is recommended on the web for Android programming in win10 but they don't work correctly.
Try Android Studio, which is an official development tool for Android. Eclipse with Android SDK (or ADT) will become more and more outdate from an Android development point of view.
Error: adb server is out of date. killing...
cannot bind 'tcp:5037'
ADB server didn't ACK
Android Studion 0.8.9 (beta) was working fine with Maverick using Genymotion for emulator. Don't quote me on this but the problem started a few days after i upgraded to Yosemite.
For various compatibility reasons to maintain a delicate balance with gradle and the latest google libraries, I have updated my Android Studio to version 0.9.2, as of writing, this is in the Canary branch.
Gradle is 0.14.+
Gradle Wrapper also must be the latest version if you use Gradle 0.14.+
OSX is Yosemite 10.10
My Android Build tools are up to 21.1.1
I have Android 5.0 API level 21 installed
ADB version is 1.0.32
and Genymotion is updated 2.3.1
Genymotion is set to use my custom android sdk tools instead of it's own built in ones, Settings > ADB > Use custom Android SDK tools
let me know if you still have issues, everything was broken for me for a little while too. Make sure ADB is still on your path and that it is the correct version ("adb version" on the command line, without quotes), in some cases newer versions of Android Studio make you move the android sdk folder location.
Try killing your adb service (it's probably still running). Then restart Android Studio.
I'm trying to install the Android SDK tools on my Windows XP SP3. I have jdk1.5.0_06 installed, but the Android SDK setup refuses to with the error in the following image. This happes in the next screen after detecting the JDK instalation.
Is this a known issue? And is there a solution?
Not sure about what the error is. But strongly recommend that you go with JDK 1.6.x version or 1.7x for Android development.
download the installer again & see if it solves the issue. Before installing Android SDK, make sure you have jdk installed on your system. Alternatively you can install eclipse adt plugin & it will automatically install the Android SDK for you. Installing the Eclipse Plugin
I am currently under Android Trainee.
I first installed jdk-1.6 (64 bit) on my Windows7 OS, and set the PATH system variable upto JDK bin.
After that I installed Eclipse 3.6.2 Helios(64 bit), but now, no android option is there on left side of
Windows>Preference
Guys please help me out of this problem.
Follow these instructions. You need to:
1) Install Java (check)
2) Install Eclipse (I'd recommend Eclipse 3.7 Indigo)
3) Install the Android SDK
4) Configure Android in Eclipse
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
I have a Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit computer. I am running the stable Android Studio 3.2.1 with the JAVA_HOME environment variable correctly set to the stable C:\Program Files\Jaba\jdk1.8.0_191. I had to updated this JDK location in android studio to get this to work. I can't run the latest Java 11 SDK because it only runs on 64-bit computers. So, I have an Android 7.0 Nougat smartphone with developer options enabled. I have tried to compile the My First App from developer.android.com/training/basics/fireball/running-app . But cannot get it deployed neither onto any emulator nor onto my device. I try Run... from Android Studio but even though my device is detected I cannot deploy my app to my smartphone. The driver is installed successfully. Any idea what the problem might be, and whether I can fix it?
Thanks.
You have to download the 32 bit Android Studio versiln and just install it. It will install a compatible JVM for 32 bit.