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21 versions it can also be granted to other apps via `adb shell pm grant` for
30 class; if the result is not `null` then the device has support. You can then
60 You can also express a dependency on this system feature in your app's manifest
70 a VM can be started by:
103 supply. So once an instance of a VM has been created it can be retrieved by name
112 starting. You can find out when the VM is ready, or if it fails, via your
117 There are other things that you can specify as part of the
120 does allow access to logs from inside the VM, which can be useful for
148 from any VM run, whether or not it was successful. You can run the VM again
152 You can also query the status of a VM at any point by calling `getStatus()` on
164 [`VirtualMachine`](src/android/system/virtualmachine/VirtualMachine.java) can
166 can only be called when the it is `STATUS_STOPPED` (e.g. `run()`).
202 VM. This can be done using the `setConfig()` method on
215 Only the app that started a VM can connect to it. The VM can accept connections
226 can then connect to the socket. This helps to avoid a race condition where the
261 Android - for example file descriptors can't be sent. It also isn't possible to
298 You can stop a VM abruptly by calling the `stop()` method on the
306 Then you can arrange for your VM payload code to exit when it has finished its
326 When configuring a VM you can specify that it should have access to an encrypted
332 Inside the VM this storage is mounted at a path that can be retrieved via the
334 function. The VM can create sub-directories and read and write files here. Any
350 It is possible to make a copy of a VM instance. This can be used to transfer a
351 VM from one app to another, which can be useful in some circumstances.
363 so it can be passed to another app via a Binder call. Any app with a
364 `VirtualMachineDescriptor` can pass it, along with a new VM name, to the