Android sdk 2311/9/2023 ![]() ![]() To answer the questions of "how to find the older versions not listed in the GUI" - or present in the current xml which feeds it ( ), in the comments above, I have no idea how they can be located (please enlighten me).įortunately, someone reporting the bug did post a direct link to the Linux and Windows versions of the stable 22.3 version in this thread: The ARM versions still work, though more slowly on Intel machines using acceleration. This causes a 'hang' in the emulator on the "Android Animation / Splash Screen" in Intel API's pre Version 19, and a "floating point exception" for Intel API-19. Some of you probably found this thread due to the unstable versions of Android-Tools pushed (exclusively) since the stable 22.3 version. This is the folder that contains stuff like: ![]() Now follow the answer by Ariel Iriarte and replace your android-sdk/tools folder with this new one. Once you download the file and unzip it, you will find a single folder called 'tools'. For example, to download revision 22.0.5 for Mac OS X, download the file: Where you must replace XXX with the exact revision number noted above. Now download the tools by using the following pattern: Make a note of the exact revision number, like "22.3". SDK Tools, Revision 22.3 (October 2013).On the Google Android SDK webpage, you will find a Revisions list that shows all the SDK numbers, e.g. To find the old tools, you need to determine the SDK version number that you want to revert to. I want to follow up on the great answer provided by Ariel Iriarte, step 3 ( Download from google repository the SDK Tool version you want to downgrade to). ![]()
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