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📔 Today’s trivia — Android Studio installs third-party emulators — netease MuMu
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1. Configure the ADB command
2. Adb connects to the netease MuMu simulator
3. Solve mumu simulator ADB recognition problem
1. Write at the front
The last article covered the configuration of the Flutter development environment, but running Android Studio on my six-year-old Mac was still a bit of a struggle. Open some configuration Windows are stuck, there is no response for a long time. For example, click “cancel”, “next” and other buttons have no response, the basic is stuck, after a long time to respond, a little senile dementia, ha ha 😢, anyway, it is very uncomfortable, old uncomfortable, point “next” operation button, wait for five minutes to come over the reaction is fast.
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Android Studio can also use the iOS emulator
If you have to use an Android emulator, you can also use Android Studio to configure the Android emulator. Check out my previous article about the Environment configuration of Flutter for Apple Mac, which describes how to install and configure the Android emulator.
This article is mainly about how to install third-party emulators, mainly for the MAC comparison card crowd. Take the netease simulator MuMu as an example
The download address of netease simulator MuMu is the same as that of installing. DMG file, the specific installation steps will not be posted, the installation is finished as follows
2. Configure the ADB command
To appear in the emulator list, you need some configuration, but you need to configure the ADB command
1. Open the terminal and enter CD ~/ to go to the user directory. 2. Enter: touch.bash_profile. If the file does not exist, it will be created by default. 3. Enter open. bash_profile. If it is created for the first time, the file is blank by default. 4. Input: export ANDROID_HOME = / Users/liuyuhang/Library/Android SDK, the export ANDROID_HOME = your path to the Android SDK
Open Android Studio on your Mac and click “SDK Manager” in the toolbar to see the following page. Just copy the address and replace it
5. Enter export PATH=${PATH}:${ANDROID_HOME}/tools 6. Input: the export PATH = ${PATH} : ${ANDROID_HOME} / platform – the tools
7. Enter source. bash_profile for the changes to take effect
Adb: Command not found adb: Command not found
3. Adb connects to the netease MuMu simulator
The adb connect 127.0.0.1:7555
Adb Devices cannot identify MuMu emulator. Always display list of Devices Attached
4. Resolve mumu simulator ADB recognition problem
1. Add the vendor ID and Vender ID to the ~/. Android/adb_USb. ini file
2. On the terminal, enter system_profiler SPUSBDataType
3. Modify the adb_USb. ini file
Vi ~/.android/ adb_USb. ini Add the Vendor ID in the screenshot and run the :wq command to save the configuration and exit
4. Restart adb
Disable: ADB kill-server
Enable: ADB start-server
5. Execute ADB Devices again
Now open with adb Devices to view the emulator
Open Android Studio and look at the emulator list. MuMu’s emulator already appears
Add a third party emulator and you’re done! 😁 can start to build the project, test use.
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