The solution? Create a new directory and specify that as the Android SDK path before asking it to download the SDK for you.Īfter downloading the SDK, the Gradle sync fails This issue is specific to multi-user machines upon which you are downloading the SDK that you don't have administrative privileges on. Don't forget to point the IDE at the location that it installed it to in the settings! You might have to hunt around a bit, but it's nothing a sudo find / -mount -iname "*sdk*" or something similar won't fix :PĪndroid Studio doesn't have permission to download the SDK to disk Using Ubuntu it's the android-sdk package - on Arch-based distributions you'll have to consult the Arch User Repository. There are two solutions here - download it through Android Studio itself, or, if you're on Linux, install the appropriate SDK package using your package manager. This issue is fairly trivial - it means that the Android SDK is probably not installed. Take advice from this list at your own risk! Additionally, any issues with the University lab machines must be reported to ICTD, whose email address you can find on your desktop background when you login. I thought I'd document some of the challenges I've encountered in the process of installing it and using version 3.0.1 on Linux - and issues I've seen in the University labs too.ĭisclaimer: This is by no means a complete list.
I don't know about you, but I've been having a spot of bother with Android Studio - the IDE we're using for your Mobile Development ACW in which we are building an app for Android.
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