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Note: This version has NO ethernet support. Take whatever you like.įile-system writable? If you want a writable file-system, choose yes. Then: Create/Modify partitions <- Press enter.Ĭhoose a file-system. If you choose live cd, you don’t need to do anything after this step, except enjoy your android.

VMWARE PLAYER DOWNLOAD X86 INSTALL

Point the “Installed disc image” to the file you downloaded:Ĭhoose a install directory, where you’ll keep the virtual machine folder.Īnd increase the memory to 512 megabyte. Then, download the installation image (cd-image) of Android from Google: (I tried in this example).Ĭreat a new virtual machine to run the installation: There is plenty more that can be done using the “adb” interface if you’re interested in developing or testing other features – but this will get you started if you’re looking for an introduction.This is what I did to get Android 4.0 (x86 version) to work in my Vmware Player.įirst, download and install Vmware Player. Test out some of the Android Ice Cream Sandwich features here while you wait for your phone to be updated!

The standard Google Market (Google Play) store isn’t available in this build by default, but you may be able to find applications you’re looking for in the “App Store”. When it asks you about “Installing VMWare Tools”, choose Never Reminder Me. Lastly, remember to click the I Finished Installing button.

Choose the default first-choice, or wait a few moments for it to auto-select the default.

In a few moments, you’ll see a prompt asking which Android (“regular” or Debug mode) to boot.

Do this, then Reboot the Virtual Machine.

You’ll have an opportunity, optionally, to Create a fake SD card.

Accept the default and select No when it asks you if you’d like to set this drive as read-write.

You probably want to leave the /system drive as read-only.

Confirm when it asks you if you’d like to format the drive, then confirm again when it asks you to install the GRUB boot loader.

Select ext3 in the “Choose filesystem” window.

Back in the “Choose Partition” window, there should be an option to install Android to “sda1 Linux”.

Select and confirm your choice to complete partition setup.

Choose to add the “Boot” flag to the partition.

Accept the default (maximum) and hit Enter. Open VMware vSphere Client in a web browser, go to Storage, select a datastore connected to the ESXi host on which you plan to install the VMware Android VM, select the Files tab, and upload the installation ISO image to the selected datastore (click Upload Files and select the needed file).

Open VMware Player, and click/tap on Create a New Virtual Machine.

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Then, choose to create the first disk partition. If you have not already, download a Windows 10 ISO file, and save it where you like.

Select the “Installation” link to start this process.

Once you’ve completed the startup wizard, it should immediately boot to a GRUB menu.

The maximum size for a simulated SD card is 2GB.

The Android OS partitions take about 256MB of disk space.

Configure a name and location to save the disk image.

Set the “Installer disc image file” to the Android x86 ISO file you just downloaded: Download the file and extract it somewhere on your computer.

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Instead of downloading a file from the Android x86 project, I grabbed a customized one with better support for VMWare drivers from Dan Fages.

This is VMware’s entry-level free virtualization product for end users. Are you still waiting for Verizon to make the newest Android OS available on your Droid RAZR MAXX? In the mean time, follow the instructions below for a way to preview what the newest Android OS looks like – you’re probably not missing as much as you think!