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Click finish again, and the virtual machine will be created.Then finish the dialog, and a virtual hard disk will be created. Set the size of the virtual hard disk to 2 GB (that is more than sufficient for the emulator). When it prompts you for the hard disk storage type choose “ Fixed-size storage“. In the virtual hard disk screen, make sure ” Boot Hard Disk” is checked and that ” Create new hard disk” is selected.

In the next screen, give your virtual machine 512MB of RAM.

If you are running a 64-bit operating system, choose the 64-bit version of Linux. The operating system is going to be Linux version 2.6.

Name the virtual machine whatever you want, it doesn’t really matter.

Create a new virtual host by clicking “ New “.

There are more Android OS ISO versions available at Note: Click the “view” link under the file to download the ISO.Īndroid 2.2 Froyo - Īndroid 2.3 Gingerbread - android-x86.2.3-4th-test-110620.iso

Go to, and download the generic ISO that matches your targeted Android version. (At the time this post was written, that file would be ).

Eh, it’s simple enough, as there’s nothing to configure.

Install Virtualbox using recommended settings.

Go to, and click the “ downloads” link on the side.

Let’s skip the details and get started, as this is a fairly long tutorial. So far Android 圆4 only supports up to Android 2.2 Froyo, but they are currently working on porting over Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The basic premise is to host the Android OS on VirtualBox. Thankfully there is a solution by the guys at Android x86. The Android SDK Emulator can be quite slow on some systems, which makes Android app debugging especially painful for those who aren’t in possession of a physical device to test their Android apps on.