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Just installed Android Studio and was trying to add an AVD. When I reached the "Select a system image" there were some to choose from, and I picked one and it started installing. However, the installation failed because my harddrive ran out of space. I cleaned up my harddrive and tried to add an AVD again. However, this time, when I reach the "Select a system image", there are no system images to choose from. Instead I see the message:

"No System image available. Are you connected to the internet?"

And yes, my internet is connected, and restarting Android studio did not help. How can I troubleshoot this issue?

Jonathan Lindgren
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Its to easy to do:

  1. Go to SDK Manager opening sdk manager
  2. Check the Show Package Details Checkbox
  3. Check the System Image checkboxes based on your CPU architecture (x86 or x64) and your needs ( Google play) checking the checkboxes

4.Click on apply and Let it be downloaded

Done!

It worked for me hope will work for yours.

Nasir Jafarzadeh
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Give the answer on this site for the first time, so perhaps I can`t express clearly.

Once I happened this issue, and I run the sdkmanager application in android-sdk-path 

cd ~/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin/sdkmanager;

and I got this output.

Warning: java.net.UnknownHostException: dl.google.com
Warning: Failed to connect to host: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/addons_list-3.xml
Warning: Failed to connect to host: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/addons_list-2.xml
Warning: Failed to connect to host: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/addons_list-1.xml
Warning: Failed to download any source lists!

the reason I got this is that my network can't connect the dl-google website. So I search the valid IP address, and I got this '203.208.41.36'.enter image description here. I changed the hosts file and save it. 

203.208.41.36 dl.google.com

Then I run the avd manager again, and it worked. enter image description here

Lin Du
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Jian Chen
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  • how is this possible like why the dns do that ? and it happened suddenly as well i didn't believe this is the issue but actually it was and i had to add it to hosts file – youssef ali Jan 11 '23 at 10:31
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Start the SDK manager (Tools -> Android -> SDK Manager) and install some images.
Checking the "Show Package Details" checkbox allows for finer selections of what you need.

jemand771
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Probably your /tmp is full.

Close your Android Studio.

Check if exists some directory like /tmp/PackageOperation01/ and remove it.

You should find a partition in your system with more space than your /tmp, let say your /var has more.

So create a new directory like /var/tmp-android and edit the file ./android-studio/bin/studio.sh replace this line

VM_OPTIONS=""

with

VM_OPTIONS="-Djava.io.tmpdir=/var/tmp-android
Porks
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Tools>SDK Manager>HTTP Proxy, now select Manual proxy configuration then select HTTP, now fill as Host name: google.com
Port number: 80

Now everything is OK

Pijush Debbarma
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In my case i downloaded a Google Play system image but it was not in the list when i tried to create an emulater in the AVD Manager.

I found out that when you are creating an emulator you should pick a hardware that has the google play sign next to it so that the google play system images show up in the list. otherwise they won't.

mohammad reza sarsarabi
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Don't forget to invalidate cache- restart after you download the system image from the sdk.

kgandroid
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In my case no connection to the internet was the problem.

Mike Leins
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