My use case is to install Android Studio and make it able to launch the A13 android emulator via command. I was able to launch the emulator via device manager, but I was not able to launch the emulator via command.
This is the command that I used to launch the emulator via command
emulator -avd AVD_NAME -writable-system (p.s. In Linux android terminal)
This is the output when I tried to launch emulator via command
emulator: ERROR: Can't find 'Linux version ' string in kernel image file: /home/l0-teststation3/Android/Sdk/system-images/android-33/google_apis/x86_64//kernel-ranchu
This is my workstation spec:
- Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
- Kernel version 6.1.0-1026-oem (Not sure why it is not generic)
- Intel® Xeon® W5-2445
- Discrete NVIDIA RTX™️ A2000
- 64GB RAM
- VM acceleration enabled (With KVM installed and verified)
- Using Android Studio Giraffe | 2022.3.1 Patch 2
- Latest Emulator version 32.1.15
I have tried various methods and it's still not working:
- First method - Not working
- Second method - Not working
- Third method (Add {ANDROID_SDK_ROOT}/emulator in .bashrc - Not working
- Fourth method (Uninstall and delete system image A13 Intel, then reinstall back) - Not working
- Fifth method (Uninstall the whole Android Studio along with cache in .android, etc.)
- Sixth method (Use another system image (i.e. system image without Google API, AOSP) - Not working
- Seventh method (Tally with the version of android SDK, etc. with the working station (i.e. this is the second workstation that I setting up)) - Not working
- Eighth method (Use all latest Android SDK, NDK, etc. and also using slightly old version) - Not working