I notice the following in my Android SDK Manager (capture below):
Broken Intel x86 Atom System Image, API 16
Broken Mips System Image, API 16
Broken ARM EABI v7a System Image, API 16
Where should I store my System Image for the above in which folder inside android-sdk to get rid of the "Broken" error message?
I realize that actually, I need to have the API 16 in my SDK manager, otherwise, the system images will broken.
you have to install "Google play services for fit Preview"
it's work for me
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When I downloaded and select "N" (API = 24) for the AVD, I see the following message on bottom right:
Consider using a System Image with Google APIs to enable testing with Google Play Services.
Is this image not available yet? or am I missing something? I dont see it in the SDK Manager yet.
As of SDK Tools 25.1.7 and Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image Rev. 6, it appears that there is no longer a separate emulator image for the Google APIs - instead, the normal emulator image now includes the Google APIs by default. So, the message shown in the "Recommendation" section when creating an AVD appears to be old/incorrect.
I was able to run this project (using gradlew installObaGoogleDebug), which requires Google Play Services for maps and other items, by selecting Nougat / API Level 24 / x86_64 / Android 7.0.
EDIT Nov. 3rd 2016
It appears this was a temporary issue with the emulator image. As of SDK Tools 25.2.2 and Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image Rev. 7, when I try to run the same app on the same emulator image (API Level 24) I created above, it now says "OneBusAway relies on Google Play Services, which is not supported on your device".
However, it looks like there is now an API Level 25 (Android 7.1.1) emulator w/ ABI x86_64 available for download that does explictly include the Google APIs - see area circled in red below (note that the update message still seems to erronouesly appear):
I had the same issue recently, I think it's probably a bug with the tool.
I was able to solve it by downloading the x86_64 version, and then it allowed me to use both the N x86 and N x86_64 emulator images.
I'm using android virtual device for android development.
Each time I want to create an AVD with target Google APIs(Google Inc.) - API level 21, the AVD manager show the message
This AVD may not work unless you install the Google APIs Intel Atom (x86) system image for Android 5.0 (API 21) first.
Before this, I use Android 5.0 - API level 21 target instead.
What can I do to use the Google APIs target
You need to install Google APIs Intel x86 Atom System Image in your Android SDK first, but Google APIs Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image for 64 bit system image you created. Remember, you will always need to install Google APIs System Image for every Android SDK API levels. But it excepted for Android 4.4W (API level 20).
What are the minimum requirements I need to create a phone AVD?
Open your SDK and install the following:
SDK Platform
Google APIs (if found on your SDK).
ARM EABI v7a System Image or Google APIs Intel x86 Atom System Image (choose one based on your System Image that you will use on your AVD's CPU/ABI).
Google APIs ARM EABI v7a System Image (if found on your SDK & if you will use ARM EABI v7a System Image as your AVD's CPU/ABI).
Google APIs (x86 System Image)or Google APIs (ARM System Image) (choose one).
Intel x86 Atom System Image (don't install if you will use ARM EABI v7a System Image).
Create your AVD.
Note:
Choose one of them based on your System Image that you will use. ARM EABI v7a or Intel Atom x86 only.
If you are using Intel Atom x86 System Image, you need to install "Intel HAXM" first (search on Google). This system image supports only if your computer's processor is strong and speed enough. My PC is using Intel Core 2 Duo #2.93 GHz E7500, but it's not supported to use Intel HAXM (that means, I can't use Intel Atom x86 System Image as my AVD's CPU/ABI. So I need to upgrade my PC's CPU).
I am noobie to android development, and i want to create a virtual machine which has API level upper than 10. But eclipse does not allow me to do so. OK button remains disabled.When i change the API level 10, OK button is enabled. I am sure i have downloaded ARM EABI v7a System Image at API 17 and ADT Plugin correctly, and i couldn't find whether i have to make further configurations for different API levels. Any help would be appraciated.
Thank you.
Make sure you have downloaded ARM EABI v7a System Image image for API 15 in the Android SDK Manager, it is in order to run Android API 15 in emulator.
It is explained here.
The latest Android sdk has an x86 emulator, which is supposed to help with performance. How can I create an image for it? When I go to make a new avd I see a dropdown for CPU/ABI but it is set to "ARM" and disabled.
Step #1: Download the Intel Atom x86 System Image - API Level 10 via your SDK Manager.
Step #2: When creating an AVD, choose Intel Atom x86 System Image - API Level 10 as your target.
At the present time, the only official x86 system image is for Android 2.3.3 (a.k.a., API Level 10). There is a third-party build of an Android 4.0.3 system image from the AOSP that you can also install and use, though it is unofficial.
Download and install Intel Atom x86 System image. You can use the latest version if you want.
Now follow instructions at http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/devices/emulator.html#accel-vm
Yesterday I've updated Android SDK to rev 18, but there's only ARM EABI v7a system image for API level 14 & 15, while in this tutorial they say I could use x86-based system image for better & smoother performance of emulator. I've check in sdk-folder\tool\ and "emulator-86.exe" also exists, but no x86 AVD created to run with this. I also install HAXM and it works fine in my machine. In GUI AVD creation, the CPU/ABI dropdown box also be disabled for every API level.
So where I could find and use x86 based system image for my Android SDK? Any help is appreciated. Thanks
You can also download images for use with HAXM and the emulator direct from Intel's website. The current one at this link is API 19 (4.4).
15 is the current top API level. Only the SDK Tools and the plugin have a revision level of 18. In Windows systems you will find your AVDs below: \users\you\.android\avd