This explains why you need to admin privileges. This is the ubuntu version of your problem. $sudo sh /home/ubuntu/android_studio/bin/studio.sh Solution 3 #sh /home/ubuntu/android_studio/bin/studio.sh When I started studio (by using command: $sudo sh /home/ubuntu/android_studio/bin/studio.sh), which is actually installed at path /root/, it is trying to access "root" user files at path /root/.android/avd Reason was that I had downloaded android_studio at home directory (path:/home/ubuntu/android_studio). I discovered reason of issue and find solution of the same. $ANDROID_AVD_HOME,$ANDROID_SDK_HOME/.android/avd and To do it, follow the steps given below: Press the Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys to open the Task Manager. Close the unnecessary background processes to free up space. Output: PANIC: HOME is defined butĬould not find Nexus_5_API_21.ini file in $HOME/.android/avd (Note: If the Committed memory is already too high, then it explains why the Android Studio Emulator not starting. I was facing same issue when installed and configured android studio on ubuntu 14.04 (64 bit).Īfter installation android studio successfully, when I run my app, I faced below issue:Ĭannot launch AVD in emulator. I just had to execute Android studio with administrative privileges. Tbh i don't know why this happened but when i installed Android studio it created the first directory to put the avd's, while the HOME variable points to the second directory.Īfter that i had a second problem, it said it couldn't create the temp file. I copied the AVM's i created from c:\user\favorites.android\avd and pasted them at c:\user.android\avd.
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