Wiki doubt - Change Android Studio "Run configuration"

[mfdeveloper]

Hello there! I was reading the wiki page Setting Up Android Studio on Ubuntu on this repository, and I saw the steps about Android Studio configuration KVM extra arguments to run emulator, on section Install Intel's KVM for Better AVD Performance.

So, I tried perform this config but the tab emulator tab not exists into latest Android Studio version (2.1). My "workaround" for now is use the command line below to start the emulator:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/[user-dir]/Android/Sdk/tools/lib64 /home/[user-dir]/Android/Sdk/tools/emulator64-x86 -netdelay none -netspeed full -avd Nexus_5_API_XX -qemu -m 2047 -enable-kvm

Do you know like realize this configuration on latest Android Studio? Maybe a specific config file?

Thank you so much for share this great wiki documentation!! :)

[ashwanik-github]

I have pretty much the same doubt as asked by my friend above.Can you please come and help me out here?We really need your help at the earnest and we will be obliged if you reply asap.

[azri92]

Hi guys. My apologies for the delayed response. Apparently this has been an issue since Android Studio 1.5 based on the following:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34644264/where-are-the-additional-command-line-options-in-android-studio-version-1-5-1-fo
• https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=195031

Unfortunately, I am not aware of any other ways to make it work as simply again. The only workaround is as mentioned by @mfdeveloper.

[mfdeveloper]

@azri92 So, the wiki mentioned by me on this issue, can be changed with this information?

[arsalanrex]

@mfdeveloper do you have any updated info of how it can be done in latest android studio 3.1.1

[mfdeveloper]

Hello @arsalanrex !! Sadly, I could'nt see how to do this in Android Studio 3.1.1. I'm still using the command line or a device connected by USB :cry:

@azri92 Please, can you update the wiki pages with this informations?

[azri92]

Hi @mfdeveloper. I have not maintained this repository for quite a while. But I can add the information into the wiki if you insist. Can you specify which information you would like me to add & it's location? Bear in mind that since I'm currently not using Ubuntu, I can't test the info, so I'm relying on you for accuracy.

[azri92]

Btw, latest issue to track is: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/37078391