Hello,I recently downloaded the android studio.I installed the application along with the required JDK (Version 1.8).After installing both the applications , I tried to open Android Studio but unfortunately the application wasn't opening.As soon as I clicked it Only the "Android Studio" appeared and that it was powered by IntelliJ Platform.Then I waited for quite a long time for the application to load but the interface didn't open.I really need help to open the IDE.
Try downloading the latest version of android studio and running it, i.e. android developer studio v2.2 preview 6
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I am totally new to Andriod app coding. I have downloaded Andriod Studio base and I tried to create a custom Virtual Device for my XiaoMi Pad 2.
I have set all specifications according to XiaoMi Pad2. However, when I tried to select the corresponding system image version, which is version 5.1 on the XiaoMi Pad 2, I was shown the message <Failed to Load> under the section 'Action', as well as <N/A> under the section 'API' and 'Target'.
As I am new to this forum too, I am unable to post screenshots of my problem.
I hope I can get some solutions here
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I have ubuntu14.04(with win7 dual boot) and latest android studio1.5.1 with oracle jdk1.8.0_73 version installed.
I have spent my last seven days in order to resolve this issue. Whenever I starts my android studio(and create any new or existing project), my AndroidStudio(AS) gets stuck at executing task [app:generateDebugSources, app:generateDebugAndroidTestSources]. I left my AS to run for long time still after 2 hours with connected internet, the issue still persists.
I have gone through all the available internet solutions but issue remains the same. So far what I have tried.
Reinstalled everything including AS and sdk
Deleted .android, .gradle, .AndroidStudio1.5 from my ubuntu/linux mint
Tried AndroidStudio on Ubuntu14.04(on gnome and unity both)/Linux Mint17.3(Cinnamon)
Tried this solution many internet solutions says that this library is missing. I installed it including many other libraries one by one But in my case nothing seems to work
My system Configuration-4GB Ram with i3 processor.
Had this kinda problems with Oracle JDK 8/9.
Try OpenJDK 8
My current dev config (Ubuntu 1504):
Android Studio 2.0 Preview 9
Build #AI-143.2571730, built on January 29, 2016
JRE: 1.8.0_45-internal-b14 amd64
JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
And if you don't like font rendering in AndroidStudio running on OpenJDK, try fontfix patch
https://github.com/achaphiv/ppa-fonts/blob/master/openjdk-fontfix/README.md
Hey,
I'm trying to install Xposed on Android x86 [android - x86 [.] org] android version 7.1
My biggest and most painful limitation is that I can't go into recovery mode, what makes this all Xposed installation into a nightmare...
What I did try to do is follow a tutorial of Xposed installation via binary file (what known on the Internet as installer.bin)
You can see the tutorial in here: [ h t t p s [://] www [.] youtube [.] com [/watch?v=eloJjAbWpxs]
And another tutorial that I also tried in here: [h t t p s [://] androidforums [.] com [/threads/guide-installing-xposed-without-flashfire.1071558/]
I ran the binary file
sh /sdcard/installer.bin
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Click to collapse
The CLI menu showed up and everything seemed to run just fine, it told me to soft reboot the system with the Xposed installer and that after that everything is going to work, but after every soft reboot (or regular reboot) the Xposed installer still showed that the framework is not installed..
Anyone knows about any other way to install Xposed on Android x86 (version 7.1)?
Or maybe can offer any alternative to Android x86 (used to use Remix OS, although I loved the all desktop like interface, Remix OS is discontinued and very very buggy so I gave up on it..)
* I also tried to install Xposed on Android x86 versions 6.0 & 5.1, nothing seems to work over there too...
Android auto problem with Android 11. When installing problem with floating window, it was impossible to finish installation. Android auto is not in the list?
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Hello all,
Wondering if I'm the only one with this issue. I'm trying to generate a signed APK using Android Studio (Build->Generate Signed Bundle / APK...).
However, during the process, an exception is thrown:
Code:
2022-07-19 14:57:49,526 [ 337069] ERROR - intellij.openapi.progress.Task - sun/misc/BASE64Encoder
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sun/misc/BASE64Encoder
This is with the JRE that ships with Android Studio.
I dug into this a bit and found in places that this is a problem caused by running Java 11, since this class was deprecated in Java 9. However, when I run Android Studio with Java 8, it won't load since it complains about needing a later version of Java.
Does anybody else have this problem? Any suggested work-around/hacks for this?
Incidentally - I'm running on Ubuntu, and tried it with the OpenJDK version 8. Haven't tried with the Oracle version of Java yet.
Thanks!