I am trying to develop a Flutter application and for that purpose I created an Android Virutal Device.
However, when I run the app, macbook gets really warm.
Does this happen to anyone of you? What could be the problem?
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Sadly, most versions of Android do not support adhoc networking (only infrastructure), which is almost certainly what your Macbook is broadcasting. There is a program called Wifi Adhoc Enabler on the Play Store, which will allow the device to see adhoc networks. I think it requires root access though.
In System Preferences > Sharing > Bluetooth Sharing, ensure that Folder for accepted items is set to something. If it isn't set, incoming file transfers are rejected automatically.
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Best Answer
As long as your fans shut off soon after you close the application, there is no problem. When your computer is working hard it will turn on the fans to cool it self off. It would be more concerning if the fans didn't turn on as that could result in permanent damage.
Virtual machine will often work a computer because its running two virtual devices on one physical device.
Just know your fans are