There is an Ethernet menu in android settings if you need to set a static ip. Once you configure your VM to use that it should pick up on DHCP and work with out any configuration. The image built for VirtualBox adds the driver for an e1000 card. So you'll be stuck with out any network access. The official Android-x86 images lacks any supported network drivers. It's annoying but it's the only way I found to get mouse input to work. This disables the absolute positioning for the mouse pointer which leads to a mouse pointer on the vm that gets out of sync with your mouse pointer. To get the mouse working you'll need to set the tablet option to false. I'm not sure of the exact requirements but these setting worked fine. I created a vm with 1gb of storage and 1gb of ram. I made use of prebuilt ISO if you wanted to it would probably be possible to get a cleaner solution if to build it from the source.īoth these images will boot fine with a default qemu vm. Nothing I was able to setup was a perfect setup there are a few bugs on oddities that you'll have to keep in mind. I just spent the evening playing around with getting Android running as a VM and figured I'd share my results.įirst I should probably say.
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