aklisiewicz Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #1 Can somebody post proper installation for Win10/64 ? I'm having issues running AVD. Tried several things but nothing works so far. HAXM error (see screenshot) Attachments B4A_emulator_error.png 45.1 KB · Views: 666
Can somebody post proper installation for Win10/64 ? I'm having issues running AVD. Tried several things but nothing works so far. HAXM error (see screenshot)
derez Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #2 use Genymotion (+virtual box) instead , it is much faster. Upvote 0
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #3 I agree. You should use a real device or a VM such as Genymotion. They are faster and more reliable. Upvote 0
aklisiewicz Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #4 This looks like a paid software. I'm not interested in paying $136 a year to use the emulator. Using real device is rather limited for me (or impossible) I need to use the phone for other purposes at the same time. I had no problem running it in Win7. I also like the feature to start AVD from B4A IDE. I managed to install HAXM but now AVD complains about BIOS. I checked and this feature is enabled. Any ideas ? Attachments B4A_emulator_error2.png 37.8 KB · Views: 745 Upvote 0
This looks like a paid software. I'm not interested in paying $136 a year to use the emulator. Using real device is rather limited for me (or impossible) I need to use the phone for other purposes at the same time. I had no problem running it in Win7. I also like the feature to start AVD from B4A IDE. I managed to install HAXM but now AVD complains about BIOS. I checked and this feature is enabled. Any ideas ?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #5 You need to enable the the virtualization feature in the bios. Upvote 0
MaFu Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2016 #6 aklisiewicz said: This looks like a paid software. I'm not interested in paying $136 a year to use the emulator. Click to expand... For private use, Genymotion is free. Also camera and gps simulation works in free version. Upvote 0
aklisiewicz said: This looks like a paid software. I'm not interested in paying $136 a year to use the emulator. Click to expand... For private use, Genymotion is free. Also camera and gps simulation works in free version.
peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 9, 2016 #7 I use MEmu emulator - very nice. Upvote 0
K kostefar Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 26, 2017 #8 peacemaker said: I use MEmu emulator - very nice. Click to expand... Memu is awesome, I found it to be the fastest and easiest! Does anyone know about a way to open two instances of memu that can be chosen between from within b4a? This is for testing live communication between two instances of the same app, with two b4a´s open. I do know that you can run multiple memus, but when I do this, b4a cannot find memu at all. Thanks in advance. Upvote 0
peacemaker said: I use MEmu emulator - very nice. Click to expand... Memu is awesome, I found it to be the fastest and easiest! Does anyone know about a way to open two instances of memu that can be chosen between from within b4a? This is for testing live communication between two instances of the same app, with two b4a´s open. I do know that you can run multiple memus, but when I do this, b4a cannot find memu at all. Thanks in advance.
