From SETTINGS and STORAGE again, click on CONTROLLER IDE itself and to the right of it there should be a round plus(+) sign that says ADDS OPTICAL DRIVE when you hover over it. Choose SETTINGS then STORAGE then under CONTROLLER IDE, click on EMPTY and click the minus(-) sign near the bottom to remove it. Choose SETTINGS then NETWORK and set ATTACHED TO = NAT then click on ADVANCED and set ADAPTER TYPE = PCnet-FAST III(Am79C973). Choose SETTINGS then DISPLAY and set VIDEO MEMORY = 128 MB. Choose SETTNGS then SYSTEM then ACCELERATION and set PARAVIRTUALIZATION INTERFACE = KVM. The new virtual machine should now be created and show up in VirtualBox Manager, but do NOT start it yet. Adjust the disk size to 8 GB and click CREATE. Choose CREATE A VIRTUAL HARD DISK NOW and click CREATE. Adjust the memory size to 2048 MB and click CONTINUE. Give it a NAME and set TYPE=Linux and VERSION=Other Linux (64-bit) and click CONTINUE. Open VirtualBox and from the VirtualBox Manager click NEW to create a new virtual machine. I used the and and (non 64 bit versions). Here is what I had to do to make it work: deadfraggle Posts: 1 Joined: 21.I finally managed to get Android 6.0 and Android 4.4 running on VirtualBox 5.1.18 (on OSX macOS Sierra host). Android's default sleep mode may be incompatible with VirtualBox or something.Īnyhow, sorry for the intrusion. The mouse pointer still disappears, but reappears when I move the mouse. Is there a function within VirtualBox to wake up the mouse in the guest machine? Failing that, does anyone know a way of modifying the time before Android deactivates the mouse pointer?Įnabling "Stay Awake" option for the screen in Android Settings > Developer Options fixed my issue. So far, the only way I have found to reactivate the pointer is to power off the guest machine and reboot it. I can press Right-Ctrl to release the mouse to the host machine, but if I click in the guest window the pointer completely disappears. However, I cannot make the pointer reappear again by moving the mouse (as one would normally do with a physical android device.) After a period of mouse inactivity, the mouse pointer disappears as per normal Android behavior. When I power on the Android machine, the mouse pointer is visible in the guest window at startup, and for as long as I am active with the mouse.
I have android-x86-6.0-r3 installed as a guest on VirtualBox version 5.1.26 r117224.
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