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Genymotion is unable to start android virtual devices on my machine.

The Genymotion logs do not contain any relevant message. Instead, to debug the issue, I've launched the VM using vanilla virtualbox. The VM boots, and at some point starts to repeat the following message over and over again:

init: sys_prop: permission denied uid:1000 name:androVM.gles.first_try
init: untracked pid <some number> exited
init: untracked pid <some other number> exited

The Genymotion FAQ suggests that the output of glewinfo could help with troubleshooting. I've made it available here.

Any ideas how to solve this?

Sjlver
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Check out the logs. I had problem with the network adapter and I figured it out from the logs. I found my problem in the genymotion-player.log

More details about the GenyMotion logs https://cloud.genymotion.com/page/faq/#collapse-logs

Alex
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  • Thanks. But this does not look as if it were related to the network adapter. The logs do not contain information on this :( Booting in vanilla Virtualbox was the only thing that gave me at least some error message. – Sjlver Oct 18 '13 at 12:41
  • I said i had problem with the network adapter, i did not suggested that you have the same problem. Try to contact the genymotion support then maybe they can help you. – Alex Oct 18 '13 at 12:44
  • OK... I guess I was too harsh here. Sorry about that. I should have mentioned in the question that I already looked at the logs. – Sjlver Oct 18 '13 at 12:48
  • I've contacted Genymotion support about this, and they recommended me not to use the Gallium (nouveau) video driver, but the proprietary nvidia one. This solved the problem. So in the end... given that your answer is the only one and that your comment lead me to Genymotion support... I'll accept it as answer :) – Sjlver Oct 21 '13 at 08:27
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    It seems not many people knows about the Genymotion. You can pots an answer to your own question and accept it after a while. You should do that, because at the end you resolved your own problem and for people with same problem in the future can be more easily read if the correct solution is not in the comment section. – Alex Oct 22 '13 at 08:04