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James Blake Alan Vignola
Courses Plus Student 1,128 PointsWindows 32-Bit Android Development Bundle initial_setup error
CMD Prompt Text
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>REM S et the Android SDK path in Eclipse. Must be the absolute;
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>REM a relative path does not work with the AVD Manager.
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>cd 1>temp.txt 2>&1
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>set / p sdk_path= 0<temp.txt
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>del t emp.txt
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>set s dk_path=C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environme nt\android-sdk-windows
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>set s dk_path=C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_enviro nment\android-sdk-windows
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>set s dk_path=C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_envir onment\android-sdk-windows
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo ôSetting Android SDK path in Eclipse...ö ôSetting Android SDK path in Eclipse...ö
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.sdk=C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_ 32bit\android_dev_environment\android-sdk-windows 1>>.\workspace.metadata.pl ugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime.settings\com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.prefs
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo ôAndroid SDK path set.ö ôAndroid SDK path set.ö
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>REM C reate a new AVD
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo ôCreating a new AVD...ö ôCreating a new AVD...ö
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo no | .\android-sdk-windows\tools\android create avd -n Android41 -t 1 --force
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C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>echo ôAVD created.ö ôAVD created.ö
C:\Treehouse\android_dev_environment_windows_32bit\android_dev_environment>pause
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I've downloaded the correct bundle, and have been running a 32-bit platform on this machine around 4 years now... I have no pending important windows updates. I tried moving the extraction point to a folder on my desktop, and right under C:/. Please help!
15 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 Points@Mariya - Ben, the Android teacher recently posted this, regarding how to troubleshoot these issues
James Barnett
39,199 PointsChange the path to c:\users\%username%
Mariya Chorna
5,597 PointsIs that a same problem? Eclipse didn't launch emulator and give an answer
[2013-02-18 10:45:18 - Emulator] PANIC: Could not open AVD config file: C:\Users\???°?€?°.android\avd\Android41.avd/config.ini
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherThanks for posting the link, @James! This issue is becoming really common, which makes me think some kind of update was done that I need to account for in the bundle. I'll be taking a look at this soon to hopefully fix and post a new bundle to avoid this trouble.
Kirk Friend
763 PointsI have also been experiencing the same problem.
James Barnett
39,199 Points@Kirk - Ben, the Android teacher recently posted this, regarding how to troubleshoot these issues
Take at a look those instructions and let us know in this thread if you are still having issues.
Kirk Friend
763 Points@James, I downloaded the SDK from Google, everything is working fine now.
Thanks.
James Barnett
39,199 Points@Kirk - Glad to hear it
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherHey all - quick update. I've been unable to reproduce this issue yet to troubleshoot it. For those of you who've posted, and anyone else who finds this thread, can you let me know which version of Windows you're running? 8? 7? Vista? 95?
Keith F
11,280 PointsVista throws a wobbly for me upon trying to open Eclipse for the first time - tells me to check if I've got 32 or 64 bit. I'm 32 bit. So, I downloaded the newest version of Eclipse, which does open but there's no Android option in the wizard. Off for a beer at this stage. :D
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherHi Keith, sorry you're having trouble! I want to refresh this bundle and project before too long, but in the mean time, try using the bundle from the Android developer site: http://developer.android.com/sdk. It's basically the same thing and you can follow along with a few minor differences.
Keith F
11,280 PointsNo worries, Ben. The Android bundle is up and running. The device emulator takes forever to boot up though. New computer shortly, maxed out with RAM, methinks.
James Blake Alan Vignola
Courses Plus Student 1,128 Pointsvista
Kirk Friend
763 Points@Ben, I am running windows 7 32bit. After installing the dev tools from Google everything worked fine.
Thanks.
Kalle Tabur
2,186 PointsHi,
I had same problem (running windows vista pro).
My solution was to download newer (and maybe correct) version of java jdk and changed java directory variable in .\android-sdk-windows\tools\lib\find_java.bat (jdk1.6.0_35 -> jdk1.6.0_45)
Next had problem with eclipse - eclipse.exe gave "error executing program". so I downloaded newer version and it works .. BUT now I should configure eclipse somehow because there isn't android projects and I think I'll pass this .. easier to download working bundles
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse Teacher@Kalle, if you want a quick overview of setting up everything manually, check out this Getting Started Quick Tip. Otherwise, hopefully one of the bundles from http://developer.android.com/sdk will work for you. They are nearly identical to our Treehouse bundles.
Enes Kabacaoglu
258 PointsUsing windows 7 and having same issue.
Ben Jakuben
Treehouse TeacherEnes Kabacaoglu , thanks for the info. Windows 7 definitely seems problematic. I need to make time to research and fix this issue. In the mean time, please follow this link originally posted above by James Barnett on how to work around this using a bundle from the Android developer site.