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[Brian]

Youre not running the Genymotion player but Virtual Box. Try to run the genymotion binary (the one where you downloaded the templates) and to launch your VMs from it directly. It brings a lot of improvements.

You should reduce the memory from the settings of virtualbox.1. open virtualbox and select emulator2. press setting and go to system tab3. assign the memory to what you want. I just give the emulator 200MB and it works Ok.

Then click the three dots of the device and then you will get a list of options. Then select edit. After that, a dialog box will pop and you just have to set a different RAM size (Memory size) in the system section.

As in title. I use Genymotion to emulate Android devices. With time passing, VDI size increases to the point there's no space left on the partition I placed it in. After reading guides I found out that I'm supposed to zero-out space as a guest and then defrag as a host, but how to do so if I have Android as guest?

If you are using windows you could put that vdi on a compressed folder (right click on folder, general tab, advanced button, check on "compress contents to save disk space")... I know this is a workaround, but could work for you as i don't know any method to defrag a android OS as i believe it is designed to work on flash storage.Good luck!

Hello. I installed Emulator I did everything right and it opens correctly. The "telephone screen" opens and app inventor app opens too. However, my coding and block do not appear and after a long time waiting it says: "The Application MIT A2 Companion has stopped unexpectedly."

What do I do?

Emulator is up to date, I have had updated before. But I followed your advise and tried to connect to an empty project and it worked. And yes, I have large images. But their sizings are defined like this:

image903749 76.8 KB

This procedure happens when the screen initializes.

Thank you very much. I actually intended to see my porject in the different screen sizes, that is why I wanted to use emulator. (I do not have any android device except from my phone.) Do you have any idea how to do that? I have to place image sprites to a canvas but I want it to look good on every screen size.

You either need several Android devices to test your app's behavior or use a more sophisticated emulator than the standard emulator App Inventor 2 provides ( Android's basic emulator).

I need to run Genymotion. It does not support Virtualbox 7 yet. I can successfully downgrade Virtualbox to version 6.1.36, but when i try to downgrade the virtualbox-host-modules package its giving the following:

My problem is virtualbox downgrade related. How does one successfully downgrade virtualbox without getting the Kernel Driver Not Installed (rc=-1908) error from virtualbox itself (if you try to run a VM from within Virtualbox only) eg this is not a genymotion error but a virtualbox one

This should be possible with dkms

There is a package virtualbox-host-dkms - but it is, of course, now at version 7

Perhaps you can get the older one - or modify the PKGBUILD to work with the 6.1 version of virtualbox.

Ignoring a package in pacman.conf - is not recommended - it is creating your recent issue - and is what we call an xyproblem - your fix caused a new problem which you then try to solve without solving the initial issue.

If the genymotion support tells you that virtualbox 7 is not supported - then you need to use a supported system but obviously it is a mere excuse as I have just demonstrated that genimotion does work on my system.

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However, note that in Android the window size may change when rotating the screen, and some devices may have multi window functionality. Handling resize events could ensure the correct size at all times.

@adforandroidapps, thanks for keeping it short. @bluedot, instead of configuring virtual box vm on your own, use genymotion. Genymotion works awesome and uses Virtual Box. Additionally it is lightning fast to bring up as compared to stock emulator.

Google expects screenshots of specific size AxB size in pixels. Just provision a new 7inch and 10inch devices in Genymotion and use your Devices View in Eclipse to get the screenshots. I think you need minimum 2 screenshots overall and maximum 7 screenshots per category in dev. console. Just cross check my last statement.

When you scroll past the last image, you see the first one (for the 7-inch screenshots) etc. (if what you say is correct). I had presumed that Google Play had implemented a new cyclic view feature so last screenshot leads to first.

In any case, IF Google Play has implemented 7-inch and 10-inch screenshots this way for the 10-inch users (for example) - that is a very inefficient way to show those screenshots. Since most users would not wade through all screenshots - and so the 7-inch and 10-inch screenshots are probably getting 1/10 of the eyeballs that the first (phone-specific) screenshot is getting (even for tablet users) ???

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