casfilms.blogg.se - Android x86 advanced installer

It is possible to find a user compiled version, but it is not an easy task.įor everything else, it is surprising that moves quite freely, so it is worth a try. For example, Kodi has not updated its version for Android-x4 for 86 years, so it does not work if we download it from an app store. LineageOS yes us allows to use GApps (Google services) on your Android-x86, but there are apps that cannot be used on that architecture. Keep in mind that Google does not support the desktop version of Android. GApps available, but not everything will work Once inside, the recommended launcher is the one with the LineageOS logo, that is, "Trebuchet launcher". It is to fill in the fields to choose the language, connect to a WiFi network, if we want to use our Google account, etc. Once we start from the USB, the installation wizard will start.

Finally, we start from the USB in which we have installed LineageOS.You can choose "Reboot" (reboot) and thus we make sure that we remove the LiveUSB so that it starts from Android. This has worked for me, but I don't know whether to recommend it. After the installation, we can choose "Run LineageOS".We wait for the formatting and writing job to finish.It tells us that we have chosen "Auto installation" and that EVERYTHING that is in that unit will be eliminated.

It will also help to check the size of the disk. We have to choose where it says "Removable" and "USB DISK". Be careful here, this is the most delicate step: if we choose "Harddisk" we will screw up the hard disk of the PC.

In the next window, we choose the installation USB drive.

Next we choose "LineageOS -version- Auto Install to Specified harddisk", where "version" will be the version of LineageOS.

In GRUB (start) we choose the option «Advanced options».

We restart the computer and make it boot from the LiveUSB.

We put the USB in which we will install the system in a USB port.

For this we can use Etcher, Rufus (Windows) or any other generator of bootable discs.

Next we have to burn the ISO on a pendrive.

The normal ones use kernel 4.9, and the last one, the "k419" uses Linux 4.19. Then we choose a "mirror" and then an option.

We scroll down and choose the latest version that includes the letters "cm", which logic makes us think is from CyanogenMod.

In order to install Android-x86 on a pendrive we will need two, one for the LiveUSB and another in which we will install the system operational. And why are we going to use this option if it is a bit outdated? Well, because it offers the possibility of carrying out an automatic installation we will not have to manage any partitions and everything will be very secure. That is the name that the project previously known as CyanogenMod has received and it is also available for the Raspberry Pi. The best way to have Android on a USB is to use LineageOS.

2 GApps available, but not everything will work.