HAXM OS X 10.9 Mavericks

[Sena_Gbeckor-Kove]

Attempting to run the current version of HAXM on Mavericks causes a kernel panic. Is this a known issue and any idea when you are plannig on releasing a fix? I understand that the GM version of Mavericks has only just been released to devs so this is more a heads up and a request for for info rather than a complaint.

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Hi Sena,

thanks for raising this issue. Can you provide a kernal crash log for this issue?

Thanks,
Alex 

[Sena_Gbeckor-Kove]

No problem, there is a StackOverflow question about it but I figured it would be best to notify you directly. I didn;t store my crash details as I have a deadline to hit but the original poster on StackOverflow has pasted their log here.

[Lukas_F_]

I wanted to ask if there is alrady a fix available?

[Andy_F_]

Same here... kernel panics. Anything we can do to help?

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Hi,

thanks for your replies. We are investigating into this issue at the moment. Please note that OS X 10.9 is not an supported OS version for the actual version of HAXM. I will update this thread as soon as I have new information or a fix/workaround is available.

Thanks,
Alex 

[Alejandro_M_]

Having the same issue here, an update will be much appreciated as developing on android without HAX is too slow and i think that a lot of developers will start moving to mavericks pretty soon.

Regards

Alejandro

[Filip_M_]

+1, if I had known this was an issue I would not have upgraded. productivity-- :(

[Nick_H_]

I am running into the same issue with Mavericks and the newest version of HAXM. It really make Android development tough without access to this. If you require any crash logs or anything else to expedite a fix please let us know.

[Varun_M_]

I'm bummed that HAXM isn't working on Mavericks yet, but I know you guys are on the case. In case it helps, here is my Console.app output when I tried to start an x86 android simulator.

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Hi,

We identified the root cause of this issue. The Intel HaXM team is testing an update to support newly released OSes (Microsoft Windows* 8.1 and OS X Mavericks*).  Look forword on our upcoming update. 

Thanks,
Alex 

[Sena_Gbeckor-Kove]

Thats great Alexander. Looking forward to seeing it.

Cheers

S

[Chetan_P_1]

Thanks, Alex,

Do you have an ETA on the update?

[Alejandro_M_]

Thanks for listening the community!

[JLuna5]

The comunity support is very nice!

[James_Bellamy]

Hi, can we get an estimate for when the update will be available?

Thanks!

[mansoor_r_]

hi,

kindly please help with this issue,

can we get an estimated time for the update?

Thank you

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Hi,

I assume we release a fix somewhere between a few days and two weeks. We know that a lot of people are waiting for the fix, so we try to release it as fast as possible.

Thanks for your patience!
Alex 

[Sena_Gbeckor-Kove]

Thanks for the upadate Alexander, I'd er on the side of a quick release. Its a show stopper for the current Mac OS X version and considering that the OS update is free the migration rate is much faster than previous OS X updates.

Cheers
S 

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Great news: The hotfix is available for download! Please go to http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-hardware-accelerated-execution-manager/ . There is a hotfix for Microsoft Windows* 8.1 and one for OS X 10.9. 
Let us know if the hotfix is working for you. 

Thanks all for helping us resolving this issue!
Alex 

[Jim_B_]

I just tried installing the hotfix for OS X 10.9 and towards the end of the installation the installer seemed to hang and then the macbook pro unexpectedly restarted.  Is there a log I can send you from the install that would help?

Edit - I just PM'ed a log to you