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Linux:




  • Install KVM: open GOOGLE, write "kvm installation "

  • Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI

  • Run from command line: emulator -avd
    avd_name -qemu -m 512 -enable-kvm

  • Or run from Eclipse: Run/Run
    Configurations/Tab "Target" - > check Intel x86 AVD and in
    "Additional Emulator Command Line Options" window add: -qemu -m 512
    -enable-kvm (click Run)


I am using Ubuntu 16.04 (and Oracle VM virtual box and Genymotion - but do not know if it matters there), I probably sucessfully installed KVM. Although, I do not understand the next part:



Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI



What program or command this is?






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    in the post
    Making the Android emulator run faster



    there is the answer:



    Linux:




    • Install KVM: open GOOGLE, write "kvm installation "

    • Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI

    • Run from command line: emulator -avd
      avd_name -qemu -m 512 -enable-kvm

    • Or run from Eclipse: Run/Run
      Configurations/Tab "Target" - > check Intel x86 AVD and in
      "Additional Emulator Command Line Options" window add: -qemu -m 512
      -enable-kvm (click Run)


    I am using Ubuntu 16.04 (and Oracle VM virtual box and Genymotion - but do not know if it matters there), I probably sucessfully installed KVM. Although, I do not understand the next part:



    Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI



    What program or command this is?






    android ubuntu-16.04 emulation avd







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      in the post
      Making the Android emulator run faster



      there is the answer:



      Linux:




      • Install KVM: open GOOGLE, write "kvm installation "

      • Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI

      • Run from command line: emulator -avd
        avd_name -qemu -m 512 -enable-kvm

      • Or run from Eclipse: Run/Run
        Configurations/Tab "Target" - > check Intel x86 AVD and in
        "Additional Emulator Command Line Options" window add: -qemu -m 512
        -enable-kvm (click Run)


      I am using Ubuntu 16.04 (and Oracle VM virtual box and Genymotion - but do not know if it matters there), I probably sucessfully installed KVM. Although, I do not understand the next part:



      Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI



      What program or command this is?






      android ubuntu-16.04 emulation avd







      share|improve this question














      in the post
      Making the Android emulator run faster



      there is the answer:



      Linux:




      • Install KVM: open GOOGLE, write "kvm installation "

      • Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI

      • Run from command line: emulator -avd
        avd_name -qemu -m 512 -enable-kvm

      • Or run from Eclipse: Run/Run
        Configurations/Tab "Target" - > check Intel x86 AVD and in
        "Additional Emulator Command Line Options" window add: -qemu -m 512
        -enable-kvm (click Run)


      I am using Ubuntu 16.04 (and Oracle VM virtual box and Genymotion - but do not know if it matters there), I probably sucessfully installed KVM. Although, I do not understand the next part:



      Create AVD with "Intel atom x86" CPU/ABI



      What program or command this is?






      android ubuntu-16.04 emulation avd




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          AVD means Android Virtual Device. They most likely mean the that you use the normal emulator in Android Studio.



          Here's a link that describes the process



          Basically you have several AVD images to pick from, and you have to pick one that has an x86 CPU as opposed to an ARM CPU in the ABI column.






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            Here's a link that describes the process



            Basically you have several AVD images to pick from, and you have to pick one that has an x86 CPU as opposed to an ARM CPU in the ABI column.






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              Here's a link that describes the process



              Basically you have several AVD images to pick from, and you have to pick one that has an x86 CPU as opposed to an ARM CPU in the ABI column.






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                AVD means Android Virtual Device. They most likely mean the that you use the normal emulator in Android Studio.



                Here's a link that describes the process



                Basically you have several AVD images to pick from, and you have to pick one that has an x86 CPU as opposed to an ARM CPU in the ABI column.






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                AVD means Android Virtual Device. They most likely mean the that you use the normal emulator in Android Studio.



                Here's a link that describes the process



                Basically you have several AVD images to pick from, and you have to pick one that has an x86 CPU as opposed to an ARM CPU in the ABI column.







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