Get its IP address from the "About Tablet" section of the Settings app.Ĭonnect to Android X86 from Pristine Lubuntu or where ever you are doing your development. You probably don't need to do this: sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386 lib32z1 libbz2-1.0:i386 Choose the Android Stuff thing at the bottom. Navigate to ~/bin/android-studio/bin and run studio.sh like this. Move it to your ~/bin directory for save keeping. This should create a folder called android_studio. As a result, you probably need Android Studio (or here) unless you have an old version of the SDK already installed.Īndroid studio comes as a zip file. All we really need is the Android SDK, but the raw Android SDK has only a command line interface, and Android Studio can help us debug our apps. The simplest way to the the Android SDK is to install Android Studio. Once you reach the Welcome follow the steps in the wizard and log in. Be sure to choose to Re-Initialize the MAC address.
Android is an open source project, so some developers have taken that open source code and got it to run on X86 machines.ĭownload my version of the Android X86 Nougat (Android 7.1) build as an OVA file:ĭownload my ancient Android X86 6.0.3 OVA:ĭouble click on the downloaded file to load it into VirtualBox. It is not designed to run on the kind of hardware we find on our laptops or desktops. NOTE: The sticking point here is that Android is typically designed to run on the kind ARM processors found on phones. But we will run the Android X86 in VirtualBox. Perhaps you could, for instance, delete Windows and just run Android X86 instead. Here is our app running in Expo on Android 7.1 hosted on VirtualBox:Īndroid X86 is a project that lets you run Android on standard X86 computers. Here is expo running in Android 7.1 hosted in VirtualBox: Here are some videos related to this assignment. The goal of this assignment is to load our code into a virtual phone running in VirtualBox. Android X86, React Native and the Android SDK.
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