AndroVM: A New Development and Testing Environment
summary
AndroVM packages Android x86 images into a VirtualBox-based VM so developers and OEMs can run real ROMs with VirtualBox on Windows, Mac and Linux; it adds OpenGL acceleration, audio, USB, shared files, battery and RTC drivers, and an Intel ARM-translation shim so ARM apps run on x86. The project reports ~200,000 downloads, offers a player + ADB support for CI tools, and is building a cloud VM manager for OEM ROM distribution.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:37Introducing Daniel
- 1:43About AndroVM
- 4:10About Droid X86
- 4:47About Google Emulator
- 10:43USB Key
- 11:15Performance
- 15:31Adaptability
- 17:23Power Management
- 21:22Who uses AndroVM
- 25:23Why use AndroVM
- 30:21What we are working on
- 32:57References
- 36:02Why Virtual Box
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