Dear Intel,
I was very excited when I first saw the Intel HAXM solution to bring the hardware acceleration to the Android X86 emulator. I then installed HAXM, but since then, VirtualBox refuses to start if I enable the VT-X support. The only solution is to remove the Intel HAXM and reboot.
Why does HAXM lock the VT-X module even when no application is interfaced with it?
I hope there's a solution, I can't bare the sluggish Android emulator after having seen the hardware-accelerated one!
Thanks.
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Hi elegos! Yes, one can get used to that! :)
The issue that you mention is already known and fixed for the next release of Intel HAXM. The good news is that is expected to go live in the next few days. Stay tuned, will keep you posted.
Hi,
I identified the same problem today on windows 7 64bit after installation von HAXM- 6 days ago -and starting VirtualBox machines with VT-X/AMD-V activated (hardware virtualization)today- after 10 days without use and without any changes. Only uninstalling HAXM and rebooting helps to restart VirtualBox machines. I need the next release for HAXM very quickly. When is it available?
Thanks.
I identified the same problem today on windows 7 64bit after installation von HAXM- 6 days ago -and starting VirtualBox machines with VT-X/AMD-V activated (hardware virtualization)today- after 10 days without use and without any changes. Only uninstalling HAXM and rebooting helps to restart VirtualBox machines. I need the next release for HAXM very quickly. When is it available?
Thanks.
Hi,
you can try to stop the service of HAXM and see if this would be a workaround while you want use VirtualBox. To do that open an administrator shell and type in:
[bash]sc stop intelhaxm[/bash]
If you want to use HAXM again start the service with:
[bash]sc start intelhaxm[/bash]
It would be nice if you can report back if that is working.
Thanks,
Alex
I was about to install Intel HAXM, I was following the instruction given herehttp://developer.android.com/tools/devices/emulator.html#accel-vm but I decided to do some more research (I am glad I did) and I found this thread. When is the Intel HAXM issues described in this thread going to be fix? Is Google going to get the fix, that is, their IntelHAXM.exe file going to have the fix?
To install the virtualization driver:
- Start the Android SDK Manager, selectExtrasand then selectIntel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager.
- After the download completes, execute
./extras/intel/Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager/IntelHAXM.exe - Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.
- After installation completes, confirm that the virtualization driver is operating correctly by opening a command prompt window and running the following command:
Please let me know when this is fix.
Hi elegos, hi allThe release of HAXM R2, is now available from the Android SDK manager.
The main features are that the issue in interaction with VirtualBox is fixed and also it has improved performance in some GL operation when using ICS system image.
Please give it a try and let me know how it goes.
Quoting elegos
...I hope there's a solution, I can't bare the sluggish Android emulator...
I agree and please take a look at a thread withmy "fight":
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=106312&o=a&s=lr
