How to set path to sdk that is in different drive than home

Asked Mar 05 '18 at 11:01

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I was using Windows and now moved to Ubuntu 17. I have formated the drive(NTFS > ext4) and copy the data again. Now the drive which is holding the sdk(which is copied from windows) is this /mnt/72f9f0ae-7f8c-486b-9f5f-bc34efb74005/Tools/Android/sdk now how I can set this path to android studio? because I'm expecting that the number 72f9f0ae-7f8c-486b-9f5f-bc34efb74005 will change each time I restart the computer. SO what is permanent way of setting the path to sdk which is not in the home drive?

asked Mar 05 '18 at 11:01

Asif Mushtaq

I don't think 72f9f0ae-7f8c-486b-9f5f-bc34efb74005 should change - it should be the UUID of the block device – steeldriver Mar 05 '18 at 15:21
... having said that, you can mount the drive anywhere you like via your /etc/fstab file: see one of the many previous questions on this topic such as How to make partitions mount at startup? – steeldriver Mar 05 '18 at 17:47

How to set path to sdk that is in different drive than home

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