My android studio emulator not starting. I'm using Android Studio 3.0 on Ubuntu 17.10
Error - Emulator: Process finished with exit code 139 (interrupted by signal 11: SIGSEGV)
My android studio emulator not starting. I'm using Android Studio 3.0 on Ubuntu 17.10
Error - Emulator: Process finished with exit code 139 (interrupted by signal 11: SIGSEGV)
I solved it by going into my virtual device's settings and changing "Emulated Performance" from "Automatic" to "Software".
I solved this problem by changing my graphics driver from Software and Updates. Head over to Additional Drivers and Use the proprietary and tested one. Check if it helps. Thanks
Changing "Emulated Performance" from "Automatic" to "Software" was a temporary solution for me (I am on Linux btw). The simulator would crash in a few seconds.
Instead this did it for me:
cd ~/Development/Android/Sdk/emulator/lib64/
mv libstdc++ libstdc++.bak
credit: https://cialu.net/android-studio-how-to-solve-emulator-libgl-error-on-ubuntu-systems/
I have this problem to Emulated Performance = software
doesn't help, because your emulator will be broken and can not be working if your app needs more process...
I have Ubuntu 18 and install my graphics card Nvidia, and it's solved now
for ubuntu
you can try it:
For Nvidia
sudo apt-get install nvidia-352 "nvidia-352 is an EXAMPLE In my Device"
and For AMD
sudo apt-get install fglrx
more details:
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Restarting the computer worked for me.
Changing the Emulated Performance
from automatic
to software
made it work, but at least on Ubuntu, that has a poor performance.
I solved this issue by simply creating a new virtual device.
I had the same error tried starting emulator. I am installing android studio 3.5 on Ubuntu 18.04 and NVIDIAM GF119. In Software and Updates, under Additional Drivers tab, I chose the proprietary tested driver for my Graphic card. Then the emulator works.
The problem is in the linux video card, to solve in Ubuntu 18 or derivatives, just go to "Programs and Updates" -> "Additional Drivers" and select the proprietary driver of your video card and then restart the computer. It resolved for me.