With Android Emulator running, start a Terminal (in Linux), switch to the <android sdk>/tools folder. type the command:
$./adb shell "mkdir /sdcard/myFolder"
where:
<android sdk> is the location of your installed android sdk.
myFolder is the folder you want to create.
Related article: Create SD Card in Android Emulator and copy files into, in Eclipse, Emulator and DDMS.
5 comments:
Thank you :)
I have tried your approach is getting error like :bash: ./adb: No such file or directory. i am using linux machine this possible in linux.
G2 said:
Thanks for this post.its so easy to make folder in file explorer.
./adb , yu are doing it wrong. just type there,
adb shell "mkdir /sdcard/"
replace with the name you want
If you see "No such file or directory.", make sure you've allotted some size for the Android Virtual Device's sdcard in the AVD's configuration.
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