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I am unable to create a virtual device on Android studio on my MacBook air. For all the system images it says that your CPU does not support VT-x. What is the solution or a probable alternative t use a virtual android device on MacBook air with the new M1 chip
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Now you can create an emulator for M1 mac:
Android Studio Dolphin, build from September 29, 2022; includes arm64-v8a out of the box under the ARM images tab which works well with M1 mac.
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Currently, no official stable emulator supported for M1 macs. Things are still in the development phase. Information is provided in the previous answer. Until official support comes, I suggest you use a physical device for testing of the application.
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You can't create an emulator directly on Android Studio, not yet, although, you can use this repository that google created
https://github.com/google/android-emulator-m1-preview
Here you can find the installers for Mac: https://github.com/google/android-emulator-m1-preview/releases
Just install as any other software and when you open the emulator Android Studio will, automatically, recognize it.
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