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Athhar

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1.Download android x86 iso from here

http://www.android-x86.org/

2.To install arm apps on android x86 use arm translator
for that you need to download 3 libraries from Buildroid and copy them into the system folder (so make sure you select to install the /system directory as read-write while installing Android-X86!):

Since the latest Android-X86 uses an ARM translator, not all ARM applications will work, for instance, Google Chrome won't work. Angry Birds (as well as Amazing Alex) on the other hand, worked in my test using a custom Android-X86 build in VirtualBox, though it was kind of slow (probably because of VirtualBox):

I'm sure there are readers who are wondering if Netflix works with this new Android-X86 release, but unfortunately I can't answer to this question because Netflix doesn't work in my country so if you try Netflix with Android-X86 4.0.4 RC2, let us know if it works in the comments!

you can download arm translater from here

http://www.webupd8.org/2012/07/android-x86-404-ics-rc2-released-with.html

3.To install the ISO either write it to a cd or burn it to a pendrive using unetbootin or usb installer.
 
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I tried it a few months ago on an Asus netbook

It was fun seeing it working but it's that practical as the whole user interface constantly needs "dragging" and a laptop trackpad is built for clicking :)
 

Athhar

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I tried it a few months ago on an Asus netbook

It was fun seeing it working but it's that practical as the whole user interface constantly needs "dragging" and a laptop trackpad is built for clicking :)

Just try it with a mouse...

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BenHeng

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I will probably try it tomorrow. Sounds like fun!

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BenHeng

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No matter how I do it, it doesn't boot on any of my laptops.

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ok, now it works on my hp (using the latest asus version) and it's painfully slow. i'm going to look into it

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BenHeng

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The nighlty?
On my HP pavillon the rc 2 is slow. I haven't manage to boot anything on my asus a6000

edit: the brazos RC is quite fast on my hp but is not perfect (cause it is written for a touch screen)

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1.Download android x86 iso from here

http://www.android-x86.org/

2.To install arm apps on android x86 use arm translator
for that you need to download 3 libraries from Buildroid and copy them into the system folder (so make sure you select to install the /system directory as read-write while installing Android-X86!):

Since the latest Android-X86 uses an ARM translator, not all ARM applications will work, for instance, Google Chrome won't work. Angry Birds (as well as Amazing Alex) on the other hand, worked in my test using a custom Android-X86 build in VirtualBox, though it was kind of slow (probably because of VirtualBox):

I'm sure there are readers who are wondering if Netflix works with this new Android-X86 release, but unfortunately I can't answer to this question because Netflix doesn't work in my country so if you try Netflix with Android-X86 4.0.4 RC2, let us know if it works in the comments!

you can download arm translater from here

http://www.webupd8.org/2012/07/android-x86-404-ics-rc2-released-with.html

3.To install the ISO either write it to a cd or burn it to a pendrive using unetbootin or usb installer.

other builds to try:(with arm libraries intergrated/ethernet/etc.)

http://www.tabletsx86.org

select Android-x86 Test Builds at top of page
 
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other builds to try:(with arm libraries intergrated/ethernet/etc.)

http://www.tabletsx86.org

select Android-x86 Test Builds at top of page

Okay .. wow.. there must be a back-door/virus in these builds!?!

How can such an UGLY website be the only place to get working 4.2 previews for x86?!

The AOSP 4.2.1 2013-01-24 was a bit portly (182mb) but it ran like a top on my virtual PC and I'm off to try it on the laptop/carpc.

Up until now I'd been running 2.3.7 as it's the only build that would work with everything, but it's getting old fast!
 
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BenHeng

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How did you managed to boot it? I didn't succeed with the latest , even though I had 4.0 build up and running

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awdnut

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How did you managed to boot it? I didn't succeed with the latest , even though I had 4.0 build up and running

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Lappy did NOT boot from it. Much sadness followed and I'm still on the hunt for any 4.x releases that will run on my older `Centrino` class laptop. I'm not expecting full support, I'd be fine with USB blue-tooth, even USB WiFi, all I want for it to do is boot with the CPU/audio/graphics chipset combo I have in the laptop.

It'd be so nice to have it booting droid native vs. only being able to run it in VirtalBox. :)
 

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    1.Download android x86 iso from here

    http://www.android-x86.org/

    2.To install arm apps on android x86 use arm translator
    for that you need to download 3 libraries from Buildroid and copy them into the system folder (so make sure you select to install the /system directory as read-write while installing Android-X86!):

    Since the latest Android-X86 uses an ARM translator, not all ARM applications will work, for instance, Google Chrome won't work. Angry Birds (as well as Amazing Alex) on the other hand, worked in my test using a custom Android-X86 build in VirtualBox, though it was kind of slow (probably because of VirtualBox):

    I'm sure there are readers who are wondering if Netflix works with this new Android-X86 release, but unfortunately I can't answer to this question because Netflix doesn't work in my country so if you try Netflix with Android-X86 4.0.4 RC2, let us know if it works in the comments!

    you can download arm translater from here

    http://www.webupd8.org/2012/07/android-x86-404-ics-rc2-released-with.html

    3.To install the ISO either write it to a cd or burn it to a pendrive using unetbootin or usb installer.
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    Re: Home screens

    its awsome! Thanks for sharing! :thumbup:

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    Oh..sad..nobody want to try this..?nobody have a net book?

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    I will probably try it tomorrow. Sounds like fun!

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    1.Download android x86 iso from here

    http://www.android-x86.org/

    2.To install arm apps on android x86 use arm translator
    for that you need to download 3 libraries from Buildroid and copy them into the system folder (so make sure you select to install the /system directory as read-write while installing Android-X86!):

    Since the latest Android-X86 uses an ARM translator, not all ARM applications will work, for instance, Google Chrome won't work. Angry Birds (as well as Amazing Alex) on the other hand, worked in my test using a custom Android-X86 build in VirtualBox, though it was kind of slow (probably because of VirtualBox):

    I'm sure there are readers who are wondering if Netflix works with this new Android-X86 release, but unfortunately I can't answer to this question because Netflix doesn't work in my country so if you try Netflix with Android-X86 4.0.4 RC2, let us know if it works in the comments!

    you can download arm translater from here

    http://www.webupd8.org/2012/07/android-x86-404-ics-rc2-released-with.html

    3.To install the ISO either write it to a cd or burn it to a pendrive using unetbootin or usb installer.

    other builds to try:(with arm libraries intergrated/ethernet/etc.)

    http://www.tabletsx86.org

    select Android-x86 Test Builds at top of page