[solved]adding android SDK tools to your path means?

Hello,
i think this is silly question but i hope i will get solution for this ...
i am trying to install android sdk....then
evertything went well but after installing the package from AUR...at the end I found two lines
"you need to source /etc/profile or relogin to add the android sdk tools to your path
Add yourself to the android group so that the sdk can download and update various additional packages".
i understand little bit but exactly i dont know wat to do....  can anyone tell how to add path in /etc/profile and how to add myself in android group?
thanqz in advance....
Last edited by ashvin (2011-05-11 12:02:32)

Source /etc/profile means type '. /etc/profile' and press Enter.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Groups
PATH: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 70#p927170 , but instead of home/user/bin you need to add the path to the android sdk.

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