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If we want to debug with adb via network, we should ensure the ip of vbox can be accessed by host machine. So we should change the Network Adapter type of vbox to Bridged Adapter. After starting the android-x86, we should follow the above Settings/[Network] section to ensure the network of android-x86 is enabled, and enable USB debugging in Settings/System/Developer Options. Then we can get the device ip from Settings/System/About tablet/IP address. For example, if we see the ip address is 192.168.0.116, then we can use following command to connect android-x86 in vbox from host machine. adb connect 192.168.0.116 Then you can use adb command to debug android-x86 such as get log, and dump system information.

I am running a VirtualBox with android-x86 (as a replacement for the ultra-slow AVD emulator).Its a Linux VirtualBox running android 4.0, on a Windows 7 Host.The machine boots up and everything works fine, but if i leave the machine idle for less than 5 min, i can't perform any action - all the menus,buttons,etc are unresponsive although the android clock is changing, and i can go to command (alt + F1) and back to gui (alt + F7).Has anyone came across this phenomenon or has an idea what goes wrong here?

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Step 1: Go to the Android x86 official website (android-x86.org) and click the Download button. On the Android x86 download page, choose a download website as your will (FOSSHUB, OSDN, or SourceForge).

I'm trying to get Bluetooth working on Android x86 in virtualbox. I have tried both Virtualbox on Linux and Windows, with the latest android x86 iso, but the problem is the same: the bluetooth adapter of my thinkpad-laptop host (that is fully working) is not recognized.

ANDROIDx86 SETTINGS

Find a display setting that works for you, for me 540x960x32 works well enough for my needs.

Fix the display setting - follow one or both of the two links below to see how

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-the-screen-resolution-of-an-android-virtualbox-vm/

Prevent stupid sidebars from showing in VM

How to disable notification panel on the right? V. 7.0.2 - virtualbox.org

You can do this with VBoxManage commands when VM is not running

VBoxManage setextradata global GUI/SuppressMessages confirmGoingFullscreen,remindAboutMouseIntegration,remindAboutAutoCapture

I'm trying to fix an old Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830 with Odin in Virtualbox 4.3.24-1. Arch is my host and Windows 7 is my guest.

I can see my phone by right-clicking the USB icon in the virtualbox window, but the device never shows up in Odin, and returns an error:

I had a similar problem when I tried to unlock my phone through virtualbox, it just didn't work but I could see the phone. You can solve your problem by mounting the device on arch using "go-mtpfs" (the regular mtpfs has problems) and sharing the mounted folder in virtualbox.

What is the output of lsusb? I did a quick google and people mentioned that kernel incorrectly loads cdc_acm module which prevents odin from connecting to phone. You can test to see if it is loaded, if yes, rmmod it and start virtualbox and attempt to connect odin to phone.

The error you're getting is virtualbox being silly. It basically thinks it has already attached the device to the VM. I've been having the same message (with different values) when it was failing to attach a simple USB stick on windows. It wouldn't show the message on first attempt, but nothing would happen. And if you tried to attach it again, it would display that message. Sometimes restarting the virtualbox helped, sometimes not. I haven't been able to really track down what causes it.

Three images are created (boot, system, userdata) and added to the android_disk.img file. Finally, the image is converted to a VDI format using the VirtualBox tools installed at the beginning. Output resembles the following:

1. Rooting your phone is legal in Europe, source: -root-android-jailbreak-iphone/

2. You cant extract the settings of the apps without rooting AFIAIK.

3. Some manufactures, such as google let you root the device in their licence.

Michael, Thank you for the quick reply but the link opens to a Nothing found URL. No big rush, was just wondering where to get the android iso to tinker with later at home. Thank you, Have a great day!!!

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stackoverflow.com How to test Bluetooth Based Application on Androidx86 on top of VirtualBox with inbuilt laptop bluetooth android, android-emulator, bluetooth, virtualbox asked by praba on 01:48AM - 27 Aug 12 UTC

This tutorial shows how to use VirtualBox to accelerate debugging of Android apps with native components. We will show how to create an Android VirtualBox VM, configure it for debugging and use VisualGDB to debug the San-Angeles project. Before you begin, download the latest VirtualBox and get an x86 Android ISO from the android-x86.org website.

Computers hold more raw power than android devices and sometimes it makes sense to use them for Android applications. Android is a self-sufficient and clean OS that runs on more than 2.5 billion devices. It shows how popular the OS is. Rather than separate devices, we can also use Android on computers using a sandbox environment. One of them is VirtualBox with Android. VirtualBox makes it easy to run another operating system on the same computer, including most Android versions. There are many simulators we use for this. But if you hate bloatware and want pure experience with raw Android, VirtualBox with Android is the best way.

Yes, we are using the recent one. You may choose other versions too. Latest version can utilize all the newest features from Google. Also, it will support most apps on Playstore. It is also possible to use ISO files for booting android OS. They can be downloaded from here. The process is almost the same as far as this article goes, and once android loads for the first time, we need to exit and eject the ISO image from the disk and continue our task. The rest are as follows.

I am not very knowledgeable about networks, so if someone can help what IP addresses (desired IP, gateway IP) should I set in reverse tether app in android, so it make it connect and work? Or which settings should be changed so I can finally connect android to Tor?

When I am running my android scripts on emulator(Pixel) in local device, it runs smoothly without any delay. But the same script if I try to run on my Virtual machine, the emulators are too slow. It hardly loads and runs the script. There is a huge difference in speed and performance.

Currently, Kivy Android applications can only be built in a Linuxenvironment configured with python-for-android, the Android SDK and theAndroid NDK. As this environment in not only tricky to setup but alsoimpossible on Windows or OS X operating systems, we provide a fully configuredVirtualBox disk image to ease your buildingwoes.

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What do you like best about the product?It's easy to use. It's really amazing how quickly you can setup an android simulator and start testing any code. Genymotion offers a lot of speed and stability.

I'ts great that it works on Windows, Linux and Mac. Installation is super easy, however you must have Oracle's VirtualBox on your machine.

What do you dislike about the product?First of all, I don't like the fact that you have to create an account to use the free version even if this version has so many limitations for development options.

It's not available for older versions of Windows (XP/VIsta) or any 32 bit Windows.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Testing and debugging.

There is no better and faster emulator.Recommendations to others considering the product:If you need a great, speed and efficient tool for Android Developer.