So what does that mean? That means do not use an image that has the Google Play icon, like this (A). But I can tell you that you must have root-access on the device you create, and in order to allow root access you must not use a Google Play image. I have no experience with Android development. Starting AVD Manager from Within Android Studio Start AVD Manager by clicking on the little phone icon in the far upper-right.Let’s fire it up! Within /usr/local/andoroid-studio/bin type. How do you know if you are running 64-bit? Type uname -i and if you see x86-64 you are. If you are running 64-bit linux you will need to install some 32-bit libraries to make it work well.Remember you will need root access to be messing around in /usr/local You can follow the installation instructions here – .Compare the last 4-5 digits against the sha provided from the source.cd into directory where the download is.I usually just look at the last 4-5 digits to verify.

Scroll down to the download area to find it.

It’s generally a good practice to verify the checksum.

At the time of writing I downloaded version 201.7042882. Save it somewhere like in your Downloads directory.

zip package for Android Studio for Linux. Install Android Studio and Android Studio SDK Go into root shell and pull out the book and encryption hash.Log-in to the eReader and download your desired book.Install B&N eReader app on the virtual device.Install Android Studio and Android Studio SDK.This way, if you fail there is no sense in doing the other easier steps. I’ve rearranged the order of operations from Aric to put the most difficult ( IMO) steps in the beginning. I am not smart enough to figure these out and all thanks and appreciation go to him. These instructions are adopted from Aric Renzo at and are intended to fill in the gaps and/or clarify some steps for total noobs like myself. Important These instructions are intended to be used with books that you legally purchased from B&N and are trying to backup.

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