I am also having this issue. Mind you I have a hacky solution.
QUICK FIX: create a AVD command line. Copy the /.android/ directory
into your home directory.
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Hi all,
I have the same problem but under windows XP. Do you have an idea
about how to solve the problem?
Thanks
On Jun 11, 6:19 am, Keynan keyna...@gmail.com wrote:
I am also having this issue. Mind you I have a hacky solution.
QUICK FIX: create a AVD command line. Copy the /.android/
Hi,
I have a new computer installed a fresh vista on it, downloaded
eclipse, google android sdk 1.5, and plugin for eclipse for android.
When I try to run my project that worked before I get:
Failed to find an AVD compatible with target 'Android 1.1'. Launch
aborted.
I didn't change my home
sorry silly mistake of mine i had to create an avd with command line
it works
On Apr 25, 10:16 pm, Xavier Ducrohet x...@android.com wrote:
You can make it whatever you want, but yes, I would recomment you
point it to C:\Users\Public\ so that it reuse the already existing
.android/ folder.
Hey Andrex,
I'm totally new with Android and program developing, but I really want
to learn much more about both!
Today I have downloaded SDK 1.5 and Eclips 3.4.
But I am having the same program as you, I wrote a simple program,
wanted to run it but it gave me the
same message: Failed to find
You shouldn't move the AVD files around.
What's the SDK Target setting for your project? You can find out by
bringing up the Properties dialog box and select Android.
Since you created a target 2 AVD, you should set the SDK Target for
your project to Android 1.5.
Also double check the Target
Is C:\Users\Public\ your real HOME folder?
If you go in a command prompt and run set what are the values of the
various env variable representing your HOME (specifically look for
HOMEDRIVE, HOMEPATH, LOCALAPPDATA, USERPROFILE)
Another user on these groups had moved his HOME folder but the env
Yeah I had read about the guy with the mixed up D and C folders.
My HomePath is \Users\Name, so I guess somewhere down the line I did
mess things up a little. Can the ANDROID_SDK_HOME variable be
anywhere, even the old .android/ folder? (C:\Users\Public\.android)
On Apr 25, 4:16 am, Xavier
You can make it whatever you want, but yes, I would recomment you
point it to C:\Users\Public\ so that it reuse the already existing
.android/ folder.
(don't make it point to C:\Users\Public\.android as it will create
another .android folder inside it)
Xav
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