Duplicate Intel image?

[olefevre]

I am really confused that the Android SDK Manager is now showing two Intel x86 system images for 2.3.3: one named "Android x86 Atom System Image" and the other ""Android Atom x86 System Image", with different icons. What is the difference? Other versions offer only the first kind of image. Did someone at Intel make a packaging error?

[Xavier Ducrohet]

We (Google) are now hosting Intel's image. I'm guessing that you are
seeing the old one (hosted by Intel) as installed and then the new one
(hosted by us) as not installed.

If you install the new one, or uninstall the old one, the double entry
will disappear.

The SDK Manager doesn't really handle the same package coming from two
different hosting.

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[olefevre]

OK but the old entry definitely did not disappear when I installed the new one: I can now see both in the SDK manager. Since by now I don't remember which one is which can you tell me which entry I should uninstall?

[Raphaël Moll]

On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 11:07 AM, olefevre <lefe...@gmail.com> wrote:

OK but the old entry definitely did not disappear when I installed the new one: I can now see both in the SDK manager. Since by now I don't remember which one is which can you tell me which entry I should uninstall?

I believe they are the same files.

Anyway if you move the mouse over the installed item in the sdk manager, you'll see a tooltip that indicates where it was installed from. Keep the one that says "Installed from dl-ssl.google.com".

R/

[Christopher Orr]

On this topic, the newer Intel x86 image for android-10 seems to be
incorrectly packaged.

I just came across this issue, and according to Stack Overflow so have
plenty of other people:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/14913852/234938

Regards,
Chris

On 02/01/2013 09:13 PM, Rapha�l Moll wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 11:07 AM, olefevre <lefe...@gmail.com
> <mailto:lefe...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> OK but the old entry definitely did not disappear when I installed
> the new one: I can now see both in the SDK manager. Since by now I
> don't remember which one is which can you tell me which entry I
> should uninstall?
>
>
> I believe they are the same files.
>
> Anyway if you move the mouse over the installed item in the sdk manager,
> you'll see a tooltip that indicates where it was installed from. Keep
> the one that says "Installed from dl-ssl.google.com

> <http://dl-ssl.google.com>".

>
> R/
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[Raphaël Moll]

On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 4:42 PM, Christopher Orr <ch...@orr.me.uk> wrote:

On this topic, the newer Intel x86 image for android-10 seems to be incorrectly packaged.

I just came across this issue, and according to Stack Overflow so have plenty of other people:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/14913852/234938

Eeek. Thanks for pointing this out. I've repackaged the system-image properly and will upload it to the repository early next week.

R/

[Raphaël Moll]

SDK manager should now show revision 2 of the Intel x86 System-Image for API 10.

R/