How to enable Wi-Fi on Android 3.2 VirtualBox
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I set up my connection in the virtual machine settings. Then I restarted it and went into the Wi-Fi settings because I saw "No connection" in the notifications at the top, and that’s when I saw an error under Wi-Fi. So if someone knows how to activate the internet on it, it would help me
Thank you! :-)
P.S. (don't pay attention to the notifications at the bottom because I was just having fun sending text messages, but I'm not talking about that)
And for the theme, I don't know how to set it, but I'm sorry and is what I'm saying understandable?
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Hi
You don't have Wi-Fi in the virtual network settings of VirtualBox even if you have a physical Wi-Fi card on your host machine.
It's always an Ethernet network card that is emulated.
With a Windows or Linux VM, you can have Wi-Fi with a USB Wi-Fi key.
Under Android, since we don't have access to the OS, I don't see how to manage it unless it's automatically recognized?
You don't have Wi-Fi in the virtual network settings of VirtualBox even if you have a physical Wi-Fi card on your host machine.
It's always an Ethernet network card that is emulated.
With a Windows or Linux VM, you can have Wi-Fi with a USB Wi-Fi key.
Under Android, since we don't have access to the OS, I don't see how to manage it unless it's automatically recognized?
Okay, because on another virtual box it connected by itself via ethernet and I can go online, but since this one is on Android 1.6, I can't do much
Thanks for the link, but is there the same one on 3.2? Because I’m more comfortable with that, even if I’m happy and I thank you for the link
Thanks :-)
Thanks for the link, but is there the same one on 3.2? Because I’m more comfortable with that, even if I’m happy and I thank you for the link
Thanks :-)

What ISO for the installation of Android? Give me a link so I can try the same one.
http://android-x86.googlecode.com/files/android-x86-3.2-RC2-asus_laptop.iso
(This iso seems dedicated to Asus hardware and may be looking for a specific network card)
In the end, I managed to do it by disabling the network cards in the virtual machine configuration and plugging in a USB Wifi stick (what I told you at 8:39 AM on July 1st)
And now, it's real Wifi, I can choose my network
Goodbye
P.S: The eeepc version is damaged (according to VirtualBox).