[NotSupported] Exception breakpoint while using avd

[Lean_geek]

Hello! Today I was running ubuntu on top of windows 10. In ubuntu an arm avd is started (x86 not possible as nested vt-x not supported yet for intel). The avd was starting and got an error

"The instruction at 0xsomenumber referred memory at 0x00008, the memory cannot be written"

And my avd does not start. My idea is it's due to hardware graphics rendering in avd.
Host: Windows, x64 with vt-x enabled.
Guest: Ubuntu, vt-x

log attached.

[mpack]

Let's start with: what on earth is an "arm avd"? Are you talking about some kind of ARM code simulator that runs on x86 Linux?

[Lean_geek]

Sorry that I've not explained. AVD is android virtual device, used to run apps developed in Android Studio. Arm avd means the android system binaries are for arm, ie you can run the os in your arm real device (not actually). Avd is simply an android emulator. I donot know exact mechanism but it may use quemu like thing and binary translation. The x86 image uses kvm and intel HAXM but arm not. So vt-x is required by x86, that's why I'm using arm. My host has Intel cpu. Nested vt-x is not yet available.