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Can I use HAXM for Linux inside VMWare?

I have VMWare installed on Windows 7. On VMWare, I have a Ubuntu Machine with a development environment for Android applications. My car has an i7 processor. For the virtual machine, I assigned two processors with two cores and turned on Vt-x. I have already successfully completed all the steps https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/03/12/how-to-start-intel-hardware-assisted-virtualization-hypervisor-on-linux-to- speed-up-intel-android-x86-emulator , but when I start the emulator, I do not see any improvement (I do not get the expected confirmation that HAXM is turned on when I start the emulator).

I installed HAXM on Windows and it works fine, but I really need to use Linux for my development environment.

Any ideas?

Thank.

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It is possible now in 2017.

You need:

  • Intel Processor (HAXM - Intel Only)
  • Enable VT-x in BIOS
  • Enable VT-x in VMWare host settings for CPU and MMU virtualization
  • Enable "Provide hardware virtualization support to guest operating system"
  • (Windows Server only) Disable Hyper-V
  • A version of VMWare that supports HV publishing within a guest OS.
  • Install HAXM on the guest OS

See: https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970

Using these steps, I was able to launch the accelerated x86_64 Android VM HAXM system in the Windows 2012 guest OS under ESXi 6.0.

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