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Android 4.0.4 not showing up in my Android SDK Manager

My phone is Samsung Galaxy S3 with Android 4.0.4. I can not run applications (from Eclipse) on my phone, because in the Android SDK Manager I can only install Android 4.0.3 or Android 4.1. Android 4.0.4 is not listed, so I cannot select it as the target in my Eclipse project. In my opinion, I need to install Android 4.0.4 in the SDK Manager, otherwise I can not run applications on my Android device. Is there a workaround? Why is Android 4.0.4 not located in the Android SDK Manager?

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4.0.4 is an assembly on your device. The versions listed in the SDK manager are the versions in which the change was made to the API, whether it be a bug fix or an add / remove function.

You can target any Android SDK and still work on your device if the minimum SDK is set equal to or less than the version of your phone. You can check here for the API version and their corresponding Android builds.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1437049/

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