I had exactly the same problem.
Changing the permissions on the directory where Android stores its avd
and config files did the trick!
(on Linux this is located at ~/.android/).
sudo chmod 555 ~/.android/
On 30 Okt, 05:40, Nobody111 <adam.ornst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Trying to set up my eclipse envirnment to actually be able to try some
> things out onandroid...
>
> I've installed the sdk, put it in my path variable, installed the ADT,
> downloaded the "developer tools" from the eclpise menu..
>
> But... Then I go to the command line, navigate to the tools folder of
> my sdk, and run "androidcreate avd --target 2 --name mine"
>
> and I get this "error":
>
> Error: Target id is not valid. Use 'android.bat listtargets' to get
> the target
> ids.
>
> So, I of course happily run the 'android.bat listtargets' and get
> the following message!
>
> "AvailableAndroidTargets:"
>
> That's it. There are notargets.... I open the AVD window in
> eclipse, there are notargets... I click "New" in that window, and a
> target is required, but the drop down is disabled because there are NO
> AVDTARGETS.
>
> Any advice?
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