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[Jennifer Curtis]

Ihave been using Genymotion for about 4months now and all was well until I updated Virtual box to 4.3 . I did not like it because I didnt know how to run 64 bit OSs on it,so i downgraded to 4.2 . Now genymotion machines wont run. at the end of every machine (factory-backup) is appended and this is the error I get:

Failed to open a session for the virtual machine Galaxy S4 - 4.2.2 - API 17 - 1080x1920.

The following steps from an answer on the superuser community ( ) worked for me. I'm running VirtualBox 5.0.10 on Windows 10, with the Fall 2015 Windows 10 update. In my case, the problem seems to be directly associated with the Windows 10 update. (I'm using VirtualBox in conjunction with Genymotion 2.6.0, but I don't think the Genymotion version is a factor.)

If the checkbox in step 4 was disabled, VirtualBox should work just fine now (no reboot needed). Otherwise repeat steps 3-4 for every network adapter you have (Ethernet, WiFi...) and always uncheck the NDIS6 checkbox -> apply -> check it again -> apply.

Try to remove the host-only network adapter in virtual box. Then reinit the vm from genymotion. The host-only network adapter will be reinstalled in virtual box and your problem should be fixed. I wish i could say this fix is perm, but occasionaly i need to repeat the exercise... unstatisfying but working :)

There is one more thing you may have to do if this still doesnt work. Go to Network and sharing centre . Change adapter settings and disable all the Ethernet connections EXCEPT for the Ethernet adapter you have just created.

just get into virtual box open settings of your virtual device,search for network ,verify it is in host only adapter but just down are the advance settings.click there and set the option promiscuos mode to allow all. and thats it.start to virtual machine and start from genymotion enter image description here

Yesterday my emulator worked stable and good. But today I can't launch my app because I don't see any of my genymotion devices. I have reinstalled my AS and Genymotion. I have reinstalled my virtual devices. But I still don't see any of my devices. I thought that I have problems with AS and I create AVD at Android Studio, and I managed to create a new device, but I didn't manage to launch my app. I don't know how to solve this problem. I saw this question. As I see at genymotion dashboard that my virtual device continue booting and can't finish his booting anyway.

Found solution!Looks, like this is some adb or Genymotion bug.To solve this, you must manually connect adb to running Genymotion DeviceIn first, you need to know Androids internal IP. You can find it in window title of Genymotion device.Next:

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I have the Genymotion emulator installed from when I worked on another project, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to get Android Studio to allow Genymotion to run my app. When I click the run button the only AVD the manager has is Android442.

You need to install the genymotion plugin. In android studio File>Settings>Plugins>Browse Repo > install genymotion plugin. once installed a genymotion button should appear in android studio. hope that helps.

hmm, I've got the plugin and can start the emulator from Android Studio. I just can't seem to get it to run the app. When I press the run button, I'm not sure how to make sure I can select the Genymotion emulator. I've been going back and re-watching some videos again. Just hoping it doesn't take me too long to figure out.

I had the same situation. I enabled the plugin (see previous answer), the icon of Genymotion appeared. To see the Genymotion Device in the Devices on the down left corner and being able to run your apps in Genymotion emulator do the following:

If you still don't see your Genymotion Device in Android Device Monitor or AVD Manager, but you need to set some setting to your device, such as displaying keyboard, you can always set settings for your Device in Genymotion itself.

I am having a problem trying to find where Ubuntu stores the program folders. I am new to Linux and only know a few limited terminal commands, but I have tried hundreds of folders in Ubuntu and cannot find where the programs reside. I tried the find command but I get a few hundred hits and none of them seem to be correct. I have GenyMotion installed and running correctly but I need the path to the program folder in order to connect it with Intellij.

If the program is installed in a standard location, it will be found and the location printed out. If a third party application is not installed in a standard location, then to run it from the command line you either need to add its location to your PATH variable, or type in the full path, which you may have decided at installation time. For instance, if you decided to install a program to your Documents folder, your program path might look like:

In my installation, and -- by sound of it -- in yours as well, genymotion is not in the PATH itself and therefore will not be found using commands like type ... or which .... Instead, I would try running the following:

Because you said you are new to Linux, I will briefly summarize what that command is doing. Grep is going to run a RegEx match against the /usr/share/applications/genymobile-genymotion.desktop file using a Perl-compatible regular expression (PCRE) engine (-P), which will perform a case-insensitive search (-i) and return back only the contents which match the provided expression (-o). The pattern to search for is Exec=[^\r\n]+, with a \K tossed in after the equal-sign so that GREP will only print out the contents after that point. This pattern was chosen because a typical Desktop file will look like the following:

After GREP matches against that file, all results are "piped" to xargs, which is basically just a compatibility wrapper to take multiline outputs and pass each line as an input to another command. (It can do more than that, but such is outside the scope of this answer.) xargs then invokes dirname for the given path result. dirname is just a little Linux program that, when given a file path, splits apart the filename from the rest of the path and then returns back the path/directory portion without the filename.

I had added a http proxy to download virtual devices. Then I saw "[critical] [VMTools] Failed to determine a port offset" error in genymotion-player.log file. After removing proxy from Settings>Network menu my problem solved.

Hello godot community ,

My question is i am trying to debug my game using genymotion virtual devices.

all export to android settings are working perfectly , i can export my game to android and test it on my phone.

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