- #Android studio 3.0.1 create folder outside of emulated how to#
- #Android studio 3.0.1 create folder outside of emulated update#
The executable doesn't have symbols so I'm not sure how to point the original developer to the root cause, but here is the threads state: (gdb) info threadsġ Thread 0x7f6d20428700 (LWP 14472) 0x00000000014e8baf in ? ()Ģ Thread 0x7f6d20c29700 (LWP 14471) syscall () at.
#Android studio 3.0.1 create folder outside of emulated update#
I started experiencing the exact same problem after the most recent update of the Android SDK on my Ubuntu 16.04. In that case, you may want to try to reverse the steps above if IPv6 is already enabled on your system and the emulator does not start. Update Jan 5, '18: At least one user reports that disabling a previously enabled IPv6 has resolved the problem on his system. If you see 1 above, edit your /etc/nf file and comment out all the IPv6 disable directives: # .disable_ipv6 = 1
$ cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 I found an interim workaround - make sure IPv6 is enabled.
Then in the Emulated Performance section i had the Quick Boot selected, which i changed to Cold Boot and everything started working fine. I have gone to Tools->AVD Manager->Edit(The particular emulator)>Show Advanced Settings