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I’m trying to figure out how to enable older Android Platforms (the phone I have to test on is API Level 10 but I’m using API Level 13).
Now, the only build target Eclipse knows about is 3.2 (API Level 13). When I launch the “Android SDK and AVD Manager” and click on available packages it doesn’t show any older versions (and I do NOT have “Display updates only” checked).
How do you enable older SDK versions with Android?
Update to the R14 tools. There is no “Android SDK and AVD Manager” any more — those are broken out into two separate windows. For reasons I have not fully understood, they switched the SDK repositories to a new format which is incompatible with the older tools.