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Configuring kvm for Linux without standard modules

Ok, so the KVM setup guide in this question does not work for me,

this is because I use crouton with a reliable (14.04) chroot.

Apparently, somewhere close to the kvm module, the modules were not sent to ChromeOS or the crouton virtual images that I know ...

Since there are no modules, they are not modprobable.

How do I get, build, and deploy KVM from this starting point? By the time I can successfully use Android Studio built into the UI emulator?

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why not go clean, light and simple?

If you can install dockers on your environement, go for a simple solution: use the docker to run the pre-packaged Android studio, this supports emulation, as well as connected devices (via usb).

A good docker file (image) can be found here: https://github.com/hasuf/docker-dev-android . It supports emulation and connected Android devices.

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