Okay.....
So I setup the Android SDK, Java (OpenJDK) JDE 6, Java Runtime 6 and 7.
I'll even give screenshots.. I know this is probably completely irrelevant to my problem, but the screenshots are depictions on what is currently installed on my Ubuntu 12.04 LTS system..
This won't matter either.. but Specs: Intel Core i3 with 4GB RAM... Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit... It should work just fine on 64bit, right? I mean.. the API Installer installed APIs except for the fact that it tried to kill ADB when ADB wasn't running...
OpenJDK JDE 6 is Installed...
Platform-Tools (including ADB) Installed..
Google Android 2.3.3 API and Examples Installed..
And Finally... Google Android 2.1 API and Examples Installed..
...............
So.. my SDK folder (for quick access) is in Ubuntu as the path...
You can access ADB and Fast-boot using
respectively. That is how you would access one of the two..
At an attempt to access currently installed and (should be) working ADB...
Alright.. here are my commands in order...
and I get this lovely error..
I have also encrypted my home folder when I installed Ubuntu.. but now that I think about it.. it shouldn't be a problem at all (and if it is.. I try to bypass using Sudo SU.. which puts you in a Root Shell)
Here is a Screenshot of the Problem Error in Question:
NOTE: It always says when I access SUDO SU... for anything.. even if I don't even change directory to the SDK folder..
but a quick look at this proves that error wrong..
Anyways.. here is the other error... and a screenshot of my commands in order and the annoying error..
........
Why is it doing this? Do I need to try reinstalling Platform-Tools (ADB and Fastboot)? I know the file is just simply not there, but why isn't it there? Last time I installed the SDK on Wubi, it worked fine...
It might be that I installed updates and the computer needs to be restarted (because ADB can't access the file in question)... I will try that in a minute after I get done posting this thread...
........
Anyone else experiencing this?
I need HELP!
So I setup the Android SDK, Java (OpenJDK) JDE 6, Java Runtime 6 and 7.
I'll even give screenshots.. I know this is probably completely irrelevant to my problem, but the screenshots are depictions on what is currently installed on my Ubuntu 12.04 LTS system..
This won't matter either.. but Specs: Intel Core i3 with 4GB RAM... Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit... It should work just fine on 64bit, right? I mean.. the API Installer installed APIs except for the fact that it tried to kill ADB when ADB wasn't running...
OpenJDK JDE 6 is Installed...
Platform-Tools (including ADB) Installed..
Google Android 2.3.3 API and Examples Installed..
And Finally... Google Android 2.1 API and Examples Installed..
...............
So.. my SDK folder (for quick access) is in Ubuntu as the path...
Code:
/home/patrickakridge/SDK..
Code:
/home/patrickakridge/SDK/platform-tools ./adb or ./fastboot
At an attempt to access currently installed and (should be) working ADB...
Alright.. here are my commands in order...
Code:
"sudo su"
"friedchicken" (because sudo asked for my password.. no prob, Bob..)
"cd /home/patrickakridge/SDK/platform-tools"
./adb devices
Code:
./adb: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Here is a Screenshot of the Problem Error in Question:
NOTE: It always says when I access SUDO SU... for anything.. even if I don't even change directory to the SDK folder..
Code:
bash: home/patrickakridge/SDK: No such file or directory
Anyways.. here is the other error... and a screenshot of my commands in order and the annoying error..
........
Why is it doing this? Do I need to try reinstalling Platform-Tools (ADB and Fastboot)? I know the file is just simply not there, but why isn't it there? Last time I installed the SDK on Wubi, it worked fine...
It might be that I installed updates and the computer needs to be restarted (because ADB can't access the file in question)... I will try that in a minute after I get done posting this thread...
........
Anyone else experiencing this?
I need HELP!
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