Android Question ERROR AVD

[Fabri]

Hello,
when I try lo launch emulator a pop up show me this

 

[An Schi]

You are trying to use haxm on a pc with amd processor. This is not possible. Disable/delete the haxm thing.

 

[Fabri]

Maybe, I don't know what you are talking about....
What's HAXM?

 

[lemonisdead]

Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager : https://software.intel.com/en-us/android/articles/intel-hardware-accelerated-execution-manager

 

[Fabri]

oh thanks...and now what I have to do to work with an emulator?

 

[Erel]

The issue is related to the AMD CPU which doesn't support the required hardware acceleration. This means that even if you succeed with creating an emulator it will run very slow. You will probably get better results with a VM such as genymotion.

 

[Dim Baznr]

Is there any possibility that in the near feature AMD cpu's be compatible with the Android device emulator? In any case, is rather rare, a development tool to run only on one cpu family.

 

[Peter Simpson]

Is there any possibility that in the near feature AMD cpu's be compatible with the Android device emulator? In any case, is rather rare, a development tool to run only on one cpu family.

In the near future, no, but you could always use another emulator like GenyMotion, BlueStacks, Xamarin etc in conjunction with B4A if you do not have an Intel Processor PC/Laptop.

Intel uses Hardware Accelerated Execution Manage (HAXM) technology inside their processors, thus it allows the Android emulator to run much faster than before. So you need this technology to power your Android Emulator...

 

[Erel]

In any case, is rather rare, a development tool to run only on one cpu family.

You should use a real device as your primary testing platform.

 

[Dim Baznr]

Yes Erel, I realize it, after 2 days of various tries. The nearest approach for me was with BlueStacks, but finally either it worked because BlueStacks (and so B4A Bridge) are referring the public IP -not the local one.
Apart this, is notable the speed of some emulators (I had no previous experience, except with the Android AVD -which is really slow).Seems that HAXM support is not so catalytic.
I will try a solution "Androidizing" a Rasberry Pi... just for fun.