This is part two of how to install an x86 Android Emulator in VirtualBox for use with Eclipse and the Android API. After you install VirtualBox and an Emulator ISO image, this video shows you how to create an Eclipse project and run it in the Emulator.
You will need to connect the ADB manager every time you reboot your computer but its definitely worth the extra step! The speed of this emulator is soooo much better then using the Android API emulator.
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