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Since 1st May, i don't have any emulator64-x86 or emulator64-arm when i use the sdkmanager.

Process :

  • I get the last version of android sdk tools
  • i use the sdkmanager to get platform-tools, build-tools(27.0.3) and emulator using :

-> ./sdkmanager platform-tools

-> ./sdkmanager "build-tools;27.0.3"

-> ./sdkmanager --install emulator

Before the 1st May i get the binary emulator64-x86, emulator64-arm and emulator64-crash-service

Now i just have the emulator64-crash-service !

i saw there is one update on platform-tools 28.0.1 -> 28.0.2 and one on android emulator 28.0.23 -> 28.0.25

I can't get the emulator64-x86 no more.

There is a new way to get the emulator64-x86 ?

Thanks,

Jeremy

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I was affected by this as well. Both emulator64-x86 and emulator64-arm are no longer available. This is probably due to the recent removal of QEMU1 and 32-bit Windows Support.

Try to use the emulator executable instead. It should launch the emulator with the correct architecture based on your created AVD.

Also see the new headless emulator introduced in Emulator 28.1.8 Canary.

于 2019-05-08T20:07:28.810 回答
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Thanks for your reply,

I tried to use emulator instead of emulator64-x86 but it doesnt work for me.

After some researches, i sucessfully run my AVD with qemu-system-i386 located in emulator/qemu/linux-x86_64/qemu-system-i386.

I got same results than before with this emulator, it seems to be good for me now.

于 2019-05-15T16:10:17.967 回答