When I see that aapt/libz.so.1 error, it usually means I have a syntax error
in my xml files. I've no idea why it gripes about a missing lib file, but
that's never been the actual problem for me.
If all of your source files are without error, you could try going to the
menu bar and selecting Proje
Hi,
Thanks for the answer.
The error message in Eclipse/Android :
[2011-03-20 21:09:37 - DrawIt] /home/bsegonnes/to_burn/DVD_sauvegarde/
download/Google_Android/android-sdk-linux_x86/platform-tools/aapt: /
lib/libz.so.1: no version information available (required by /home/
bsegonnes/to_burn/DVD_
It'd probably help if you included the actual error you're seeing.
--PW
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 7:26 PM, Nanard wrote:
> I was on Mandriva 2010 Spring 32 bits. Tried to install more packages.
> No results.
> I've tried Ubuntu 32 and 63 bits: both don't install on my laptop.
>
> I'm now on Mandr
I was on Mandriva 2010 Spring 32 bits. Tried to install more packages.
No results.
I've tried Ubuntu 32 and 63 bits: both don't install on my laptop.
I'm now on Mandriva 64 bits + JDK 64 bits + Eclipse 64 bits. The
Android emulator starts OK... but I still have this error msg when
compiling. Even
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