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I am trying to download an old file from an old version of Android but i don't know how.
How can I download one of these files
If you want just download the latest version click tgz button. You will get archive with latest files.
If you want older version, click path history choose point in the history, scroll to the bottom where you will see directory view. Go again to core/res/res/raw and then click on tgz. You will get archive with those files in the chosen point of history.
As njzk2 said, there is a link to the archived version for download.
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base.git/+archive/db567c390bd56c05614eaa83c02dbb99f97ad9cc/core/res/res/raw.tar.gz
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Recently, I've figured out that if I delete files from /sdcard/Download it deletes files from /storage/emulated/0/Download. And if I add the files into /sdcard/Download it duplicates then in /storage/emulated/0/Download.
So what is /storage/emulated/0/? For what purposes do we have it in our android file system?
From what I remember, this confusion arises due to keeping older paths for backwards compatibility. Basically, none of your files are getting duplicated, because both /sdcard/Download and /storage/emulated/0/Download point to the exact same location. The /0/ here is for the multi-user feature introduced in JB, and refers to the main user. If you had one more user, it'd be /1/ for that particular user, and so on.
Well, everything is pretty simple. /sdcard/Download is just a simlink (shortcut) to downloads folder and /storage/emulated/0/Download is actual path to folder.
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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 have downloaded and installed android-sdk-windows. Now I am planning for a reinstall of my Windows as the current ones seems to have got corrupted because of virus. Can someone tell me how to backup the android-sdk so that I dont have to redownload all the sources once again.
Attach an external hard drive/pen drive to your computer via a USB
port
Copy the folder where you installed android-sdk-windows (select the
folder then press Ctrl+C)
Open the hard drive once it is connected by double clicking on it.
Press Ctrl+V once you are inside the hard drive folder.
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After my Laptop abnormally shutdown due to charging issue, I lost all contents of my Import.java file. Though I saved my file 30 sec before PC shuts down. But after that when i open my laptop, that file is totally empty, though the java file in the PC is of 20KB.
I tried to open that java file with a notepad, and there are lots of spaces with no text.
Can I any way restore the content?
Right click on the file in Eclipse and choose Restore from Local History.... Eclipse will show you the versions of the file that it has saved. It may not have the very latest version but hopefully it will have something reasonably up to date.