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Android Studio on hardware not supporting virtualization technology

I am using Android Studio on Ubuntu Linux on a machine that does not support virtualization technology. Android Studio requires KVM to be installed to run emulators, but I cannot do this due to the previously mentioned hardware limitation.

Are there any options to overcome this problem (using the same equipment)?

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You will need to run ARM system images, which, unfortunately, will be very slow, but it will work. At the moment, you cannot run x86 system images on an x86 platform without KVM at all. This will be true for anyone working with an AMD processor; HAXM is specific to Intel.

You can also try the Genymotion emulator, which runs on many platforms that cannot run HAXM.

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KVM is not required to run the ARM emulator, only for x86 (see the documentation for VM acceleration ).

Have you tried creating AVD using ARM EABI instead of Intel?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/979466/

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