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uchia9112021-09-16 21:37:01
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uchia911, 2021-09-16 21:37:01

Nested Virtualbox virtualization to emulate android in a virtual machine?

The task is to run the android emulator on a Windows virtual machine (virtualbox) The ryzen 7 2700 iron does not work with all this, it gives an error saying OpenGL is outdated, or something similar. I'm trying to install Bluestack, and about 7 more from the list in the search. As a result, either the virtual machine crashes, or the installation itself, or writes about the driver. I tried to do it from a laptop, there is a ryzen 7 4800H, there another sadness came out, it gave out only 1 processor, no nested virtualization worked, although it was turned on. It was impossible to run the simplest application on 1 core.
Here are the questions:
1 Why can't I run the emulator without any video card?
2 why did it work on a laptop, albeit on the 1st core, but does not want to work on a computer?
how to run android emulator in windows virtual machine

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Armenian Radio, 2021-09-16
@gbg

1) Because the emulator wants hardware acceleration and OpenGL ES. Venda does not know how to emulate this on the CPU. If you really, really want strange pleasures, you can drag Mesa3D to Venda
2) VT-D can be turned off on a laptop (or whatever marketers called it on AMD) - hardware virtualization. It is necessary to get into UEFI and turn it
on 3) By a long dance with a tambourine, this, in theory, can work out.

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Drno, 2021-09-16
@Drno

If you have Windows in virtualbox, why not run Android X86 on the same Wirth on another machine?

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CityCat4, 2021-09-17
@CityCat4

It is not clear - what is all this?
You don’t need to install Bluestack - this is a cut of the emulator for launching toys, in which everything is cut to the very thing I don’t want.
You don't have to go to Moscow by running the emulator in the emulator. For debugging, Android Studio is usually installed with full (albeit # oops as slow) emulation.

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