Here you will be able to find the proper downloads for each client
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Hi, I am trying to intall the android sdk on my work computer. When I am using the android sdk manager to attempt to download the various sdk components. It always fails with connection time out. I am not sure if it is the company firewall policies or not . But can i download the file one by one and add to the platform folder? Would copying an existing sdk install from home work? However I think there is a block on usb sticks on these office machines
Probably your work proxy - you need to configure the sdk to use that proxy. Try ping wpad and then use the resultant ip as your proxy ip in the sdk.
Literally? The command is punch wpad? That failed. My browser there is a pac file with loads of address in it . In a pac file what variable is likely to be the proxy?
Nvm when I was typing this I was trying random ips thanks. +rep
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/repository.xml
There you could find all URLs, e.g.: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/android-2.2_r02-linux.zip
hello there, i want to install sdk on my pc win7. but when i try to install platform tools and platform it asks me to download documentation,samples, ARM EAIB v7, google APIs, sources, USB drivers etc. what should i do
Attached is what was my missing link to full Android development in Windows.
1. For Android Java or C++ cpde I use Win + Eclipse + Android SDK+NDK
2. For Android System.img editing and building Entire Android system I use the following:
Developemnt Overview and purpose of this utility
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a. You do not need to install anything on your windows
machine, if you like you can just copy it to a USB drive and
run it from there.
b. You can use this to build an entire android system and images,
or just modify system.img if you like.
1. Download QEMU for Windows. (google for it Aprox 3Mb)
2. Download QEMU Debian Image. (google for it Arox 150Mb)
3. Run QEMU and use aptitude to download g++, make and other
Android build requirements as mentioned on the dev site.
4. Build Android system or just edit system.img.
By transfering files to/from host windows system....
This is where this Utility is used as ftp'ing from
QEMU to the host system will not work with a regular
ftp server.
To transfer files from QEMU to Host do the following:
Windows: Run Ftpd.exe
QEMU: $ pftp 10.0.2.2 and log in as ian
Now you can use ftp command to send and recieve files to/from
QEMU and Windows.
5. Transfer system.img or entire adriod build image to Device and
follow device flashing procedure.
I've written up a detailed guide on my blog describing how I rooted my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on my MacBook, but here is a summary:
1. Install VirtualBox
2. Install VirtualBox Extension Pack (on VirtualBox download page)
3. Install a Windows XP virtual machine
4. Enable USB 2.0 in VirtualBox for the Windows VM
5. Install Kingo inside Windows
6. Root
I'd love feedback as to whether this works on Linux as well.
I want to know that does linux runs side by side on Android or does linux replaces android o.s after installing? Please Help or Can i Hack wifi without wps enabled with linux
Does android run Linux? If yes, is it a modified version of linux? Which is the exact Linux operating system variant used for developing android custom ROMs? Is the windows operating system which I've been using for decades Linux-based? Which OS has a more easy to understand GUI? Does Linux support .exe files like Windows? Don't mind but please give me the basic knowledge of how to use the OS as I'm completely new to the OS :crying: along with the questions I'd asked above.
Android uses the linux kernel and so do desktop linux distributions.
However, android applications won't work on linux distros and linux applications wont work on linux.
This is because the kernel is just the base of the operating system and there is a lot more on top that makes something "android" or "linux (desktop)"
Each ROM will be based on a version of the android system that Google has released.
Each of these is based on a particular version of the android kernel.
However, you can also upgrade the kernel using custom code too!
Windows is not based on linux. It is completely separate.
However, it is possible to create a linux like environment under Windows.
e.g. Cygwin, GitBash, and most recently Windows Subsystem for Linux https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux
"More easy to understand GUI" is often confused with "Which GUI am I most used to".
Linux Desktops can be configured much more extensively than Windows so you can get quite close to a Windows experience on Linux if you want to.
Linux can run certain exe files via WINE. However, this is an intermediary layer and exe files are not natively supported on Linux