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Ahmed Awadallah
Ahmed Awadallah
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Ahmed Awadallah
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Do I need to run the studio.sh as sudo?

it seems ADB is having a problem running when I ran studio.sh as a normal user. Do we need to run it as sudo to install whatever missing ADB components or take permission to run or write?

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Ahmed Awadallah
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Ahmed Awadallah
Ahmed Awadallah
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got it, as per stack overflow entry http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22381790/adb-not-responding-wait-more-or-kill-adb-or-restart-ubuntu-13-64-bit we install the following missing packages sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev lib32stdc++6

Botan Abdullah
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Botan Abdullah
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you still need to run it as "sudo ./studio.sh" this will save you some other problems related to the permissions.