top | item 23353348 (no title) kaixi | 5 years ago Sorry, I'm not an expert. What am I supposed to do with the emulator-symbols.zip? discuss order hn newest lfy_google|5 years ago Replace your current emulator install; delete $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/emulator then unzip it there so theres $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/emulator again.$ANDROID_SDK_ROOT, if not set, should be set to the SDK location in Android Studio > Preferences > Android SDK (SDK path will show up there).Set it in your ~/.bash_profile too so it's there next time for running the emulator from the command line.The AVD config.ini can be found in ~/.android/avd/nameofAvd.avd/config.ini .
lfy_google|5 years ago Replace your current emulator install; delete $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/emulator then unzip it there so theres $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/emulator again.$ANDROID_SDK_ROOT, if not set, should be set to the SDK location in Android Studio > Preferences > Android SDK (SDK path will show up there).Set it in your ~/.bash_profile too so it's there next time for running the emulator from the command line.The AVD config.ini can be found in ~/.android/avd/nameofAvd.avd/config.ini .
lfy_google|5 years ago
$ANDROID_SDK_ROOT, if not set, should be set to the SDK location in Android Studio > Preferences > Android SDK (SDK path will show up there).
Set it in your ~/.bash_profile too so it's there next time for running the emulator from the command line.
The AVD config.ini can be found in ~/.android/avd/nameofAvd.avd/config.ini .