Скачать или смотреть Create New Android 8.1 VM in Virtualbox 6.0

This video demonstrates how to create a new Android 8.1 VM in Virtualbox 6.0 To do this, you will need:

Android ISO file-
https://drive.google.com/open?id=10XH...
OR
https://www.fosshub.com/Android-x86.h...

Instructions
Create VM
1.) Open Virtualbox
2.) Select Machine - New
3.) Title the machine
4.) Select OS - Linux
5.) Select Version - 2.6 32-bit
6.) Allocate RAM
7.) Specify virtual HDD size
8.) Select dynamic HDD type
9.) Create VM
Load ISO
10.) Enter settings of new VM
11.) Add virtual CD drive if not present
12.) Click the CD icon to add Android ISO
13.) Select Display Tab
14.) Increase memory to 128
15.) Change VBOX Controller to VBOXVGA
Install Android
16.) Start VM
17.) Install Android
18.) (C)reate new
19.) Primary
20.) Default HDD size
21.) Click Bootable
22.) Ensure Flags column states "Boot"
23.) Select Write
24.) Type "yes"
25.) Quit
26.) Select sda1 partition
27.) Reformat to EXT4
28.) Yes to Grub
29.) Yes to /system read-write
30.) Ensure installation complete
31.) Choose Reboot
32.) Exit VM
Remove ISO
33.) Enter Settings - storage
34.) Remove ISO file or remove entire virtual CD drive
35.) Click OK to save settings
36.) Start VM

Note: Around 7 min, I mentioned shift-F1 but meant to say alt-F1. If I will have my Android VM idle for more than 5 min, I will press alt-F1. This will usually give me more time before the VM goes all black in standby mode.

If you press alt-F1, you can check the ip address by typing ifconfig. Then, press alt-F7 to escape. I was rambling on the audio about the alt-F1 because it became very useful later in development when I needed to VM to speak to each other.