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The only snag I ran into was for mouse support.

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Then I followed this article: " How to Install Android in VirtualBox"īy Cameron Summerson, dated June 29th, 2017.

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Then to get keys, update repos and install VB.įirst I downloaded Android-x86 6.0-r3 (the third stable release of marshmallow-x86) from here. Memory: 15.4 GiB Graphics: Intel® Haswell Desktop.Processor supports HW virtualization: yes.Processor: Intel Core i5-4570S CPU 2.90GHz × 4.Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 9.1 (stretch).Following are my system details, the articles I followed, commands I used and lastly the settings info of the VM itself. I was able to install Android-x86 on my Debian 9 box with no real problem. As soon as I find time, I'll dig deeper – and then will remove this paragraph and post an answer instead. It might be that's the first boot only, and after installing it to "disk" and having that running once, the next boot is faster. The boot just took AGES to complete (about 15min before the pulsing "RemixOS" text got replaced by the welcome screen).

#Phoenix os virtualbox install iso

Note in between: I might soon be able to self-answer, but first need to verify and, if possible, improve: I meanwhile managed to fully boot an ISO with RemixOS, using "FreeBSD 64bit" for that 32bit image. As the linked question above shows, the problem seems also to be present with VMWare.

other questions are either not for Virtualbox, or concerning pre-Lolliop.

vdi taken from OSBoxes had the same issues. The other advices I already had followed.

Android x86 Marshmallow not booting on Virtualbox and VMware WorkstationĪdding vga=834 nomodeset xforcevesa to the kernel options just caused the hang happen even earlier.

I've also seen similar questions here and followed the advice from their answers: I'm interested in help from those who've got it running fine in Virtualbox on Linux. Nor do I want to use QEMU for that (draws in too many dependencies I don't want to install), or Genymotion etc (where I'd have to register). I've followed a bunch of them without luck. Please don't point me to those numerous guides based on Virtualbox running on Windows. Switching the VM from "Linux (other)" to "BSD", trying 64bit and 32bit images (the 64bit images even get stuck at a black screen before the pulsating "Android" letters), the latter in 64bit and 32bit VMs, from the Android-x86 project via RemixOS to Phoenix, Android 5.1 to 7 – nothing gives. I've searched the web up and down, and tried all the tricks I could find: increasing RAM to 2G, video memory to 128M, CPU count to 2. At best, I get past the boot menu (Grub), the system switches to graphics mode, and I see the pulsating "Android": After a few seconds, disk access ceases, and the VM hangs with 100% CPU load. For days I try to get Android 5 or higher running inside Virtualbox on Linux (here: Mint 18.1), without success.