I have just changed my laptop. On the new laptop, android studio emulator give error when trying to run app: "Emulator: emulator: ERROR: Not enough space to create userdata partition. Available: 6253.683594 MB at C:\Users\RAFIQ.android\avd\Nexus_5X_API_27_2.avd, need 7372.800000 MB" I have 7 GB space still available in C drive. I have enabled virtualization but still get this error. Thanks in advance!
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I have found a solution may be helpful to someone :
Just navigate to your avd image path in C:\Users\ashishs\.android\avd\
and delete some of the unused images.
I did the same and the above issue vanished
Good Luck :)
First of all, check your disk space and if you do not have enough space to delete some items, it worked for me. If this method does not work then go to your advanced setting of AVD Emulator and increase SD card/studio-managed space.
First of all it has nothing to do with RAM of your virtual device. In your case your C:\Users\RAFIQ has only 6253.683594 MB of space but minimum required is 7372.800000 MB, try to free some space there and it will work fine.
for linux user (ubuntu 20 lts)
- Goto /home//.android/avd/<your_avd_name>
- Delete the .img file (for me it was userdata.img and sdcard.img,they are the 2 big file for me)
I had the same issue and the problem was not the image files but the cache of deleted Virtual Devices. So, I deleted two VDs and I don't see them in the AVD but they were occupying space when I navigated to the avd folder. Deleting them fixed the issue for me.
This error message refers to YOUR disk space, not the emulated Android one. It just warns you that there is not enough disk space on your OS to create a virtual partition for Android User data. Empty some space on your system disk (or the one that holds the ADVs) and everything will work as expected.
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