since 4 days i have a problem with my genymotion without found a solution
i am working on ubuntu 12.04 32bit(architecure: i686) and install android studio and put plugin of genymotion in it succefully...now my problem when click on genymotion device manager,the list is empty and when i try to click on "new" i have nothing
and i have this in the log
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Listing virtual machines and found Genymotion virtual device...
9:42:21 AM Genymotion: Virtual machine found: linux-andr [64ef4d4a-35b9-440d-aea9-45df03783bcd]
9:42:21 AM Genymotion: Checking virtual machine...
9:42:21 AM Genymotion: Launch process: VBoxManage guestproperty enumerate 64ef4d4a-35b9-440d-aea9-45df03783bcd
9:42:22 AM Genymotion: [ERROR] 64ef4d4a-35b9-440d-aea9-45df03783bcd: not a Genymotion virtual device
9:42:22 AM Genymotion: Virtual machine found: android-dev [2b516266-b9a7-440e-922c-bf246fc8a65d]
9:42:22 AM Genymotion: Checking virtual machine...
9:42:22 AM Genymotion: Launch process: VBoxManage guestproperty enumerate 2b516266-b9a7-440e-922c-bf246fc8a65d
9:42:22 AM Genymotion: [ERROR] 2b516266-b9a7-440e-922c-bf246fc8a65d: not a Genymotion virtual device*
please, what can be the problem?
Genymotion emulator nowadays doesn't support 32-bit operational systems.
The last version with 32-bit support was 2.4.0, but I don't recommend you to install it, as it may not have virtual devices with 5.0 and higher Android version.\
Try to use Android Studio's Android Virtual Devices, but...
Instead of using emulator on 32-bit, which might be very painful on this kind of machine, consider buying a cheap Android device, you don't need to have top phone if you're starting your Android journey.
Hope it will help
you can still use Genymotion as a 32bit version under Linux.
This works with this trick:
If you installed Virtualbox on 32bit Windows, you can install the 32bit Windows version of Genymotion.
Now go to the order in which Virtualbox stores its VMs and copy the Genymotion folder into your Linux directory.
Then start Virtualbox for Linux, add a new machine and select the folder where you copied Genymotion before.
After minor adjustments, Genymotion should then run on Linux.
Good luck
Kurt
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I newly installed virtual device in genymotion. But when I try to run it, it can not start. I got the error message below:
"Unable to start the virtual device.
VirtualBox cannot start the virtual device.
Your CPU is incompatible with virtualization technologies"
here is the error image:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/bZ0aN.jpg
My genymotion is installed in xUbuntu20.04, xUbuntu20.04 is installed in virtualbox, and virtualbox is installed in Win10.
My CPU has enable Virtualization Technology, and virtualbox has enable VT-x/AMD-V.
Can anyone suggest how can I resolve this problem.
My Device Info: ThinkPad E14 Gen 2 AMD Ryzen5 4500U
What is your CPU? If it's AMD, you need to enable SVM in the BIOS as well as AMD-V.
I have installed VS emulator for android in azure env. OS is windows server 2016 but unable to launch the virtual machine getting an error as, The emulator is unable to verify that the virtual machine is running and the virtual Machine Management service failed to start the virtual machine 'VS emulator 10.1-inch Marshmallow (6.0.0) XHDPI tablet, because one of the Hyper-V component is not running.Not sure why I've installed hyper-v role on the server as well, let me know the solution if anyone has.
Thanks in advance.
I installed genymotion android emulator on linux Ubuntu 16.04 and download some virtual devices for it. After I start a virtual device, it disappears after 5-10 seconds. I tried some other api's and virtual machines and it's the same.
When I run the virtual device from VirtualBox, it gives me an error just like this picture:
I have the exact same configuration with Genymotion on a newly installed Unbuntu 16.04 box. I came across the this in Genymotion's FAQ section. It appears that this can be caused by incompatible video drivers. I'm running an Nvidia GeForce 210. The stock Unbuntu install selected an X.Org open source video driver. By going to Additional Drivers and selecting the proprietary, tested driver from Nvidia, I was able to correct this problem. I did have to reboot after the changing the driver as well.
I am unable to start any of the the Hyper-V emulators (VS Android Emulator or any of the Windows Phone Emulators) when operating within a VMWare Workstation version 11 virtual machine.
Attached is how I have configured my VM underlying BIOS.
Also attached is the message I receive when attempting to start any of the emulators.
Hyper-V is installed and the Hyper-V management service is installed and started.
You need to allow nested running of one virtual machine (Hyper-V) inside the other (VMWare).
Following steps worked for me:
Close VMWare Virtual machine and open *.vmx and add following lines:
vmx.allowNested = "TRUE"
hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = "FALSE"
vhv.enable = "TRUE"
Start Virtual machine (be sure to have at least 2 GB of free memory)
Add Hyper-V Role: Under "Control Panel->Programs->Programs and Features" add all Hyper-V components (now Hyper-V Hypervisor should be selectable)
Restart the VMWare Virtual machine and open Hyper-V Manager. Follow the instructions in this article: Windows Phone 8 emulator can't connect to the internet to configure the network.
Hope that helps!
I'm trying to use Genymotion Android as my android emulator in conjunction with Oracle's VirtualBox Software on my mac. I created a Nexus 5 4.4.2 virtual device that worked a few days ago, but now every time I run Genymotion, I get the following:
Unable to connect to your virtual device! Genymotion will now stop. Check your VirtualBox network configuration.
For more information refer to: https://cloud.genymotion.com/page/faq/#collapse-nostart
I haven't changed anything in VirtualBox over the last few days, and in fact when I open VirtualBox, it shows the virtual device being run in it's preview frame, but I can't get it to run in Genymotion. Any thoughts??
I faced this problem in Ubuntu , it was solved by re installing Virtual Box DKMS kernel module, a similar solution must exist in Mac also.