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2,527 PointsI can't download any system images on SDK Manager on Mac
I Can't utilize API 20 to download any system images on the Android Studio Emulator. I am using a 8.9 version of Android Studio.
5 Answers
Igor Dugandzija
2,685 PointsHi Brian, I had the same problem as you and I solved it by simple running the app with administrator privileges.
Luke Glazebrook
13,564 PointsHi Brian! I am also on OS X and had no problem downloading the images.
What error do you get when you try to download them?
-Luke
Brian Chun
2,527 PointsWhenever I download the system images, it says, Done. Didn't Download anything.
Brian Chun
2,527 PointsHi Luke! Thanks for your help. Basically, I cannot download any system images. specifically ARM when I go to SDK Manager. This causes me to unable to enable ARM to be chosen on my AVD because I don't have a cpu that can process the images on the emulator. I'm using a API 20.
Brian Chun
2,527 PointsOh, I don't think I funny answered your question. Whenever I download the system images, it says, Done. Didn't Download anything.
Brian Chun
2,527 PointsHey, I found out how to fix my dilemma. Thanks for your help!
Brian Chun
2,527 PointsBrian Chun
2,527 PointsHi Igor, How did you do that? I'm currently the administrator on my mac. Do you have to go to properties on android studio and fix it through there? Appreciate the help!
Igor Dugandzija
2,685 PointsIgor Dugandzija
2,685 PointsAh sorry, I'm a Win7 user, but you can google out how to start a program on Mac with admin/root privileges.
here's what I found, check it out if it works for you: http://www.wikihow.com/Open-Applications-With-Root-Privileges-on-a-Mac