Yet I can't manage to do it, The article says it still needs Intel's HAXM installed, yet I can't ('Failed to install'), not via SDK Tools nor manually from Intel's site (using the link in the article). Hi, I checked the BIOS settings for my mobo (MSI B350 Tomahawk) and there are only 2 virtualization-related options: • SVM (AMD Secure Virtual Machine): now Enabled • IOMMU (AMD I/O Virtualization Technology): now Enabled Apart from this, all settings in the article are set correctly, e.g. Hyper-V disabled, Windows Hypervisor Platform enabled. Still, AS beta cannot start Emulator with the same error code: 'Emulator: emulator: ERROR: x86 emulation currently requires hardware acceleration!' Would you have any advice what can potentially be missing? Thanks a lot for everything so far as well! That's definitely weird then.

Hey @tudorlazarean! Could you please share the build log? If it contains any sensitive detail please send in using the onsite-chat on bitrise.io!Thanks! Exception is in the system namespace which should always be present, add a Using System; line to the very top of your Code, @AlbertK is right though, what you're trying to do with MySQL won't work though - so if you're new to this I'd urge you to think through what you want to do and the best way to do it for the platform -feel free to play around with code examples though to get a feel for.

Let's get a full verbose log output from running with command line then. Instead of $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT, try to get to the Android SDK install location. Games for mac computers. Usually this is C: users your-username AppData Local Android Sdk, but to make sure you can check in Android Studio itself through the SDK Manager, which should have a field for showing the currently installed location.

Then once you find it out, you can change to the SDK directory, (may need to enable viewing of hidden folders), open a command prompt there, and issue: emulator emulator.exe -avd -verbose and let's see the output. Cheers, I've unzipped and opened a cmd in that folder, then ran the command emulator.exe -avd avd1 -verbose Output: D: Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print>emulator.exe -avd avd1 -verbose emulator: Found AVD name 'avd1' emulator: Found AVD target architecture: x86 emulator: argv[0]: 'emulator.exe'; program directory: 'D: Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print' emulator: Cannot find system image path. Please define ANDROID_SDK_ROOT emulator: Auto-config: -engine classic (based on configuration) PANIC: Cannot find AVD system path. Please define ANDROID_SDK_ROOT Then I checked my Environmental Variables, and realized I must have recreated the PATH entry sometime today as it has one entry only.- Then I checked sources on how to set the PATH content again, made changes to it, so right now I have this: I'm sorry if this has deviated from the Emulator and more into AS basics (AS has worked fine with Genymotion for a year now, I must have messed something up today). After that I just ran the same command and this time it's: D:>cd Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print D: Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print>emulator.exe -avd avd1 -verbose emulator: Found AVD name 'avd1' emulator: path_getRootIniPath(avd1) returned NULL emulator: ERROR: Unknown AVD name [avd1], use -list-avds to see valid list. ANDROID_AVD_HOME is defined but there is no file avd1.ini in $ANDROID_AVD_HOME (Note: Directories are searched in the order $ANDROID_AVD_HOME, $ANDROID_SDK_HOME avd and $HOME.android avd) D: Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print>emulator.exe -list-avds D: Download objs-whpx-check-print objs-whpx-check-print> • • • • •. I have the same problem, to run avd on AMD.

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