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I am having a windows machine as base(main/default) OS and using virtual box on top of it to run Ubuntu 18.04. On this linux machine(running via virtualbox on windows base machine) I am running android studio. The problem is when I try to run a virtual device(to emulate my app development) on android studio it throws an error as Vt-x required (Shown in the image) Now I have vt-x running (as per the configs in VirtualBox settings) and want to fix this.
IMO virtualbox is an emulator itself and cant power another emulator I guess or something on this line. Not sure shot in dark.
P.s: It works fine with AS on my windows without virtual box.
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virtualbox virtualization ubuntu-18.04 android-studio
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I am having a windows machine as base(main/default) OS and using virtual box on top of it to run Ubuntu 18.04. On this linux machine(running via virtualbox on windows base machine) I am running android studio. The problem is when I try to run a virtual device(to emulate my app development) on android studio it throws an error as Vt-x required (Shown in the image) Now I have vt-x running (as per the configs in VirtualBox settings) and want to fix this.
IMO virtualbox is an emulator itself and cant power another emulator I guess or something on this line. Not sure shot in dark.
P.s: It works fine with AS on my windows without virtual box.
enter image description here
virtualbox virtualization ubuntu-18.04 android-studio
asked Feb 15 at 21:29
Manthan_AdmaneManthan_Admane
62
What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago
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I am having a windows machine as base(main/default) OS and using virtual box on top of it to run Ubuntu 18.04. On this linux machine(running via virtualbox on windows base machine) I am running android studio. The problem is when I try to run a virtual device(to emulate my app development) on android studio it throws an error as Vt-x required (Shown in the image) Now I have vt-x running (as per the configs in VirtualBox settings) and want to fix this.
IMO virtualbox is an emulator itself and cant power another emulator I guess or something on this line. Not sure shot in dark.
P.s: It works fine with AS on my windows without virtual box.
enter image description here
virtualbox virtualization ubuntu-18.04 android-studio
asked Feb 15 at 21:29
Manthan_AdmaneManthan_Admane
62
I am having a windows machine as base(main/default) OS and using virtual box on top of it to run Ubuntu 18.04. On this linux machine(running via virtualbox on windows base machine) I am running android studio. The problem is when I try to run a virtual device(to emulate my app development) on android studio it throws an error as Vt-x required (Shown in the image) Now I have vt-x running (as per the configs in VirtualBox settings) and want to fix this.
IMO virtualbox is an emulator itself and cant power another emulator I guess or something on this line. Not sure shot in dark.
P.s: It works fine with AS on my windows without virtual box.
enter image description here
virtualbox virtualization ubuntu-18.04 android-studio
virtualbox virtualization ubuntu-18.04 android-studio
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asked Feb 15 at 21:29
Manthan_AdmaneManthan_Admane
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asked Feb 15 at 21:29
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asked Feb 15 at 21:29
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What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago
|
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What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago
What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago
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VirtualBox didn't support nested VMs until version 6 and this is only currently supported with AMD CPUs. Intel CPUs do not support nested virtualization on VirtualBox.
VirtualBox Documentation: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#nested-virt
Oracle VM VirtualBox supports nested virtualization on host systems that run AMD CPUs.
answered Feb 19 at 20:04
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Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
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VirtualBox didn't support nested VMs until version 6 and this is only currently supported with AMD CPUs. Intel CPUs do not support nested virtualization on VirtualBox.
VirtualBox Documentation: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#nested-virt
Oracle VM VirtualBox supports nested virtualization on host systems that run AMD CPUs.
answered Feb 19 at 20:04
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Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
– Manthan_Admane
6 hours ago
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VirtualBox didn't support nested VMs until version 6 and this is only currently supported with AMD CPUs. Intel CPUs do not support nested virtualization on VirtualBox.
VirtualBox Documentation: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#nested-virt
Oracle VM VirtualBox supports nested virtualization on host systems that run AMD CPUs.
answered Feb 19 at 20:04
essjaeessjae
62629
Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
– Manthan_Admane
6 hours ago
add a comment |
VirtualBox didn't support nested VMs until version 6 and this is only currently supported with AMD CPUs. Intel CPUs do not support nested virtualization on VirtualBox.
VirtualBox Documentation: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#nested-virt
Oracle VM VirtualBox supports nested virtualization on host systems that run AMD CPUs.
answered Feb 19 at 20:04
essjaeessjae
62629
VirtualBox didn't support nested VMs until version 6 and this is only currently supported with AMD CPUs. Intel CPUs do not support nested virtualization on VirtualBox.
VirtualBox Documentation: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#nested-virt
Oracle VM VirtualBox supports nested virtualization on host systems that run AMD CPUs.
answered Feb 19 at 20:04
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Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
– Manthan_Admane
6 hours ago
add a comment |
Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
– Manthan_Admane
6 hours ago
Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Oh! Yeah, I am running an Intel CPU. So my guess was right it was something with nested virtualization. Any way to fix it with current hardware constraints?
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
@Manthan_Admane - No; Nested virtualization isn’t supported by VirtualBox on Intel systems
– Ramhound
2 days ago
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
No, hardware constraints are typically not possible to be worked around.
– music2myear
yesterday
Thanks for helping out : )
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Thanks for helping out : )
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What CPU is your system running on?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 21:59
Intel i7-7700HQ CPU. As mentioned, I am having this issue with AS on ubuntu on virtualbox. On my main Windows OS the AVD works.
– Manthan_Admane
Feb 16 at 21:13
That's not clear in the question. You say you're running VB AND AS, not AS ON VB. Please edit your question to make this more clear. As a note your PS repeats this unclear phrasing. The computer has VB on it: saying "Windows without VB" does not appear to accurately convey the state of things.
– music2myear
Feb 18 at 17:19
This is my first ever question. Sorry for the inconvenience, I have edited the question. Is it understandable now? Thanks : )
– Manthan_Admane
2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. Any information should be contained in the question body instead of a comment
– Ramhound
2 days ago