Using AVD on Xubuntu 64-bits - problem with SD card

Few days ago, I've started to learn Java, especially for programming Android application. Since my problem with the old hard drive, I’m running a clean Xubuntu installation so I had to install Eclipse environment from scratch. Almost everything was working, I just wasn’t able to create new virtual device with SD card. I was still getting some error, that Eclipse can’t find folder called “avd” in SDK.


The solution was easy. The problem was in system - the 64-bits version of system is missing some libraries required for fluent run of AVDs. Only thing you have to do is to install this missing packages, simply by using your favourite package manager (apt-get, aptitude,...):

 

aptitude install libstdc++6:i386 libgcc1:i386 zlib1g:i386 libncurses5:i386



Remember to restart Eclipse after installation.

Few days ago, I've started to learn Java, especially for programming Android application. Since my problem with the old hard drive, I’m running a clean Xubuntu installation so I had to install Eclipse environment from scratch. Almost everything was working, I just wasn’t able to create new virtual device with SD card." data-share-imageurl="">

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