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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.
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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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I would like to display my Android device's screen on my mac for a presentation. I don't care if I have to use a USB cable or wifi. What is the best way to do this?
Droid#Screen might work for you. I've never used it on a Mac but it's just a jar so it should work.
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If I need a development tool for Android (where Android is the development platform), can I just install the Linux version?
E.g. can I install the Linux version of QtCreator?
can I just install the Linux version?
No. While Android has a Linux kernel, it lacks most of the Linux userland environment and therefore will not run arbitrary Linux apps, particularly those expecting a Linux UI subsystem like X.
Can Linux apps be run in Android?
Might be helpful. Looks like you might be able to install apps (but maybe not a full IDE).
QT has a package for Android though. So you might be able to get some of the things you want.
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This is all I can see. I'm running Android 4.2.1. Is something I'm missing?
Is something I'm missing?
Yes. You are missing a lot of developer options. :-)
You would have to take this up with the device manufacturer. There is no general reason why you would have access to only a subset of developer options.
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It is frustratingly limited.
I replaced /system/bin/bash with the bash file from the GNU site but that didnt seem to add the commands I need...
Even busybox doesn't have make or configure..
can anyone help me understand why I dont have make?
You need to do more than just copying bash because "make" is packaged separately.
I recommend to get the corresponding make package . Please refer this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26979849 for more information.
Regards,
Jain