Problem running applications on Android 2.0 compiled on Android SDK 2.3?

You need to download the SDK's using the AVD/SDK manager. In Eclipse click Window->Android SDK and AVD Manager. Then click Available packages and you can get any SDK you want As for breaking on older devices it depends on what API's you're using and whether or not they were available in earlier SDK.As for being able to use HPI drawable folders, that should not cause any problems on Android 2.0.

Have you tried right clicking on the project and refreshing it and then go to Project->Clean and see if that helps at all.

You need to download the SDK's using the AVD/SDK manager. In Eclipse click Window->Android SDK and AVD Manager. Then click Available packages and you can get any SDK you want.As for breaking on older devices it depends on what API's you're using and whether or not they were available in earlier SDK.

As for being able to use HPI drawable folders, that should not cause any problems on Android 2.0. Have you tried right clicking on the project and refreshing it and then go to Project->Clean and see if that helps at all.

Ah, thanks for the pointer about the SDK. The bit that I missed was the "Display updates only" checkbox. I'm a bit unsure about my ability to downgrade with it, but I'll give it a try.

– Steve Pomeroy Dec 7 '10 at 22:09 As far as the breaking on an older device is concerned, this is a special case where there's a bug in the OS. In this instance, the code works on 2.0.1 but not 2.0. – Steve Pomeroy Dec 7 '10 at 22:10 After an hour or so of twiddling, I wasn't able to convince the older version of the SDK stack (eclipse plugin + sdk + tools) to be installed.

Just installing older versions of the sdk didn't seem to do the trick. – Steve Pomeroy Dec 15 '10 at 19:24.

Check this out as well on how you should upgrade to 2.3 using Eclipse: ggomeze.com/2010/12/09/updating-eclipse-....

While that's a very nice introduction to upgrading to 2.3, it unfortunately has nothing to do with the stated problem. Try the "steps to reproduce" and see if you get the same problem as I did. – Steve Pomeroy Dec 9 '10 at 16:23 True.

Upvoted anyway because this is valuable info. – Isaac Dec 16 '10 at 13:23 Isaac: upvoting it for a bounty question, when it doesn't actually answer the question, is just going to give the bounty to a wrong answer. – Steve Pomeroy Dec 16 '10 at 19:06 @Steve: Don't you as the owner of the bounty choose who gets it?

From the FAQs:"Click the bounty award icon next to each answer to permanently award your bounty to the answerer. " – John Dec 17 '10 at 6:07 @John: also from the FAQ, “If you do not award your bounty within 7 days, the highest voted answer created after the bounty started with at least 2 upvotes will be awarded half the bounty amount. € – Steve Pomeroy Dec 17 '10 at 14:12.

This question really should be a bug report with Android and it only applies to an Android version that has 0% market share, so I'm marking it answered. Good luck to anyone else who has this issue: I recommend upgrading your devices manually; that's what I ended up doing.

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