I am aware that begging for help is not welcome, but I have tried everything available around (Google, stackoverflow...) and nothing works. I am unable to emulate any x86 Android image. My CPU is a 2600x Ryzen, and I am doing this on Windows 10. I have tried everything, followed every guide. And there is simply no configuration that works. Intel's HAXM doesn't work, Windows Hypervisor Platform doesn't work, Hyper-V doesn't work, changing BIOS settings doesn't work. I'm just mentioning them because people tend to not fucking check anything, but I actually did.
A few months ago I had problems running 64-bit VMs on VirtualBox. They would not start. I had to disable some ""features"" Windows 10 introduced on an update (virtualization-based security or some crap like that). After removing them VBox runs perfectly fine. So that is also discarded.
Now, arm64 images do work (ignoring the performance problems), the problem is that Google seems to be no longer providing arm64 images, and the latest one is from Nougat (API 25).
I would switch to debugging on my phone, but it can't run anything above that either. I have looked into this Genymotion thing (an emulation provider), but you have to pay even for the desktop version.
>Emulation >AMD Pick one Also VirtualBox is complete dog shit. And so is Hyper-V. Start by using a proper hypervisor.
Parker Sanders
>android on x86 But why? Also have you tried bluestacks?
Henry Ross
Bluestacks looks like bloat. But I might try to resort to that... >android on x86 Tell that to Google. They are not providing arm64 images anymore, as I explained. This is the reason I am stuck with API 25 (the last one)
Luis Jackson
The only conclusion is that I am forced to develop on Linux. According to many sources it will work fine. Fucking Windows I swear...
pcsx2 and bluestacks work just fine on my ryzen 5 1600
Angel Cooper
How are you so ignorant? Go install bluestacks or nox and call it a day. >Emulation >Any Intel haswell or older >pick one Thats what you're saying because my 2600 outperforms my i5-4570 in almost everything and even CEMU has AMD updates now and wiiU games run at 1080poo/60, not that I really want to play any more of them (already finished XCX, W101, BotW, and Pikmin 3)
Lucas Young
Have you enabled virtualization in bios? Also there's a separate version of virtual box for AMD, or so I heard.
Respond if you did or didn't and if it worked, this might make me decide if I'll buy zen2.
Zachary Martinez
Yeah of course I did enable virtualization. I don't know about that separate VBox version, but I am completely certain that my problems with that were being caused by Windows 10 and its "security features" which I had to disable using powershell (you can't remove them with any GUI). VBox now runs perfectly well.
