Now that you’ve gotten all you need, let’s start. Next, check whether you have an SSD, and check how many disk drives you have (by going to DiskManager), if you have no SSDs but have more than one Hard Drive or if you’ve got one SSD, you’ll see some major performance perks. But if all you’ve got is one Hard Drive, you may attempt to make the emulator, but keep in mind that speeds will decrease. Open VMware Player/fusion and create a VM with the following characteristics: Guest OS “Linux 3.x kernel”,ġ.5GB-5GB RAM (As a rule of thumb, leave at least 1.5GB of RAM for the host operating system and allocate the remaining amount to the VM),ġ6GB (Pre-Allocated) SATA Drive (if you happen to have multiple hard disk drives, place the image in a non-system drive OR on an SSD if you have one. But never on an external hard drive, unless you use a Thunderbolt port),Ģ or more Cores/Threads (the core count is really not a problem, the more the merrier! Just make sure you leave at least one Core/Thread for the host OS. Since most newer PCs have 2 Cores (and at least 4 logical cores/threads thanks to HyperThreading), allocate 2 Cores to the VM).
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