have you seen this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9ortjbhawo&mode=related&search=
how has it been done?
You should have followed the link in the video description. You can download it here:
http://jpdefault.altervista.org/?p=software&id=minivmac
"What is Mini vMac
A miniature MacIntosh emulator. It can emulate a Mac Plus and a Mac SE with up to 4Mb of RAM (note that the appropriate ROM image is needed to run the emulator). It also supports virtual disk images and Mac OS System up to 7.5.5.
The latest emulator version, 2.8.2, can run just fine both in QVGA (portrait/landscape) and VGA devices."
Related
Here's a head's up message. I did a search before posting, though found nothing mentioned on the forum, therefore I'm continuing..
Resource Page Description
DiskPrep can prepare any hard disk that can be attached to your development PC so that it can boot your X86-based (Embedded) Windows CE OS Design.
USB disks (including disk "keys"), Compact Flash Cards, and SD cards all work if your system bios can boot from that type of media.
FAT16, FAT32, and exFAT all supported.
DOS is not used - the program prepares the bios loader on the disk and only uses that.
If you use Windows Vista or Windows 7, you can use VHD files for VirtualPC. This allows for rapid prototyping of a self-booting system!
Windows Embedded Blog;
Long link;
http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall/archive/2010/03/27/windows-ce-powertoy-diskprep.aspx
Short link;
http://xrl.in/4xtd
Within this above links the extention VHD is mentioned, which means Virtual Hard Disk;
Virtual PC (Virtual Hard Disk) by Microsoft Corporation
Virtual PC allows you to maintain the compatibility of legacy and custom applications during migration to new operating systems and increases the efficiency of support, development, and training staffs. Connectix Virtual PC was taken over by Microsoft and is the basis for the Microsoft product.
Inform yourself more about Virtual PC here;
Long link;
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/default.aspx
Short link;
http://xrl.in/4xte
:END
Have a nice read,
Senax
thx you!!!!!!!!
Does anyone have a direct link to this tool?
OK, i'm hearing all the time about different ROM's being put on phones like cyanogenmod and many others. even some people dual booting. is it possible to dual boot with ubuntu and an android ROM? if you're wondering i have the HP touchsmart (has a touchscreen) would it be possible to boot into android. i've done alot of research but can't find anyone that has done it or has a guide. would it be possible to load it into my grub or are the files entirely different. i've seen people put ubuntu on phones why not android on my laptop. (oh and not the SDK...its too slow to be seriously used and then i'm still using it as more of a virtual machine than an OS)
google search Chromium OS , Beta build , lolz , looks like android
Chromium OS is not android in the slightest!
If you want to play with Android on your PC, there are two ways you can run it:
A) Install the emulator - this is pretty slow, but gives you a phone-in-a-box you can play with
http://www.androidguys.com/2010/12/15/android-emulator/
B) Use Android x86 - a port of Android that runs on PCs
http://www.android-x86.org/
(Grab the generic iso from here: http://android-x86.moonman.dk/old/)
Now either burn that to a cd, and boot from that, create a bootable usb stick with http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ or install it in a VM like VirtualBox
Hell... This is a guide on how to install android on your PC.
I wouldn't actually call it a guide but rather a organized collection of links where you can get the information required.
There are basically two ways to install android on your PC
1) Installing it in your hard drive
2) Using VirtualBox
First of all... the exporting of android to PC is made possible lthrough the Android x86 project en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android-x86
Things you will need
1) A PC powered by AMD or Intel processors.
2) android x86 iso image www.android-x86.org/download
3) Blank CD/DVD or a USB flash drive
4) VirtualBox https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads ( if you are using virtualization)
Note - It is recommended that you use Virtualization Technology rather than installing it on hard drive.
1) Installing on hard drive
Now in this one you can dual boot with your current OS or just use Android as a standalone.
To install android on your hard drive you can follow this guide here logytips.blogspot.com.es/2014/02/how-to-dual-boot-install-android-kitkat.html?m=1
Personally I found this guide the most useful one on the internet ( if you have any better then please comment) Now this guide specifies only on dual booting with Windows but the good thing is you can modify the instructions to do the way you want.
If you want to install Android as a standalone then just delete all the partitions and install Android
If you are using any other OS then just create or modify partitions the way you do in that OS
2) Using VirtualBox
For the folks who don't know, VirtualBox is a virtualization software by Oracle that lets you run an OS in your current OS as a guest OS without making anything permanent.
To use Android using VirtualBox you can follow the official Android_x86 guide here www.android-x86.org/documents/virtualboxhowto or
the Wikihow guide here www.wikihow.com/Install-Android-OS-4.3-on-Windows-8-PC
Or watch this video www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3YcSJJlxio
f you need any additional information or got into some problem then please comment
Hit thanks if it helped!
Solution to common errors
1) Make sure that Virtualization is enabled in your BIOS settings.
2) Wi-Fi , camera and USB storage may not work on KitKat.. so try older versions.
3) If you have a new PC or rather a UEFI system then you need to install Android via USB stick.
What this has to do with Moto G?
This should not be in the moto G section but android general. However, as there are already threads about this there I will close this thread
Thread closed
i have Anroid TV on VirtualBox ,it works fine with me except the VGA resolution Stuck on 1920x1080,and I want to change it to 1366x768.
how can I do that?
there is not Grub installed
wish u can help me guys
If you're itching give Android a try but don't necessarily want use your whole computer for the task, the best option is to run it in a virtual machine using VirtualBox. It's actually pretty easy to set up, and will offer you the full Android experience in a matter of a few minutes. First install VirtualBox, which lets you run a variety of operating systems inside Windows, and then run Android-x86 as a virtual machine inside it. That way, you can run the entire Android OS inside a virtual machine on Windows, or on a Mac or Linux, for that matter.
here is also trouble shooting information
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
https://store.askey.com/adt-3.html
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
android 13
for google tv and android tv
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Android 13 for TV | Android Developers
developer.android.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
android 12
for google tv and android tv
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
https://developer.android.com/tv/release/12#install-manual
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`
android x86
android (tv / tablet / pc) version. i
this runs on laptops and in virtual machines. its stock un bloated
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Android-x86
Android-x86: Free software download for windows, linux.
www.fosshub.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
---------------------------------------------------------------
and now linux options for android tv boxes
-----------------------------------------------------------------
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
GitHub - 833M0L3/H96MaxX3: Install Linux on H96 Max X3 / Amlogic S905X3 TV Box. Cheap alternative to Raspberry Pi's for making a headless home server.
Install Linux on H96 Max X3 / Amlogic S905X3 TV Box. Cheap alternative to Raspberry Pi's for making a headless home server. - GitHub - 833M0L3/H96MaxX3: Install Linux on H96 Max X3 / Amlogic S9...
github.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Linux images for android tv boxes (currently avalaible: archlinux, kali linux) - FreakTab
This topic if for people who want to run linux on thier android tv boxes (by linux i mean kali linux and arch linux) kali linux and arch linux images can be found here: https://disk.yandex.com/d/q3R5VgmiDDLq6w Steps to run linux. 1. Flash the image you downloaded from the link above to an...
forum.freaktab.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
project slimBOXtv
A project to create firmware for TV boxes and sticks with an Amlogic processor. Amlogic S905X, S905X2, S905X3, S912, S922, S905W, S905W4, S905Y2, S905L (Android 9) Amlogic S905X4, S905W2, S905Y4 (Android 11) slimBOXtv ATV and AOSP are two...
forum.xda-developers.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Armbian for Amlogic S805 and S802/S812
forum.armbian.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
this is my fav
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kali ARM Statistics
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
hack the world
and for reading this as an added bonus... free premium youtube version for android devices ... no ads , download video and/or audio, plays with screen off, no ads any where, picture in picture, back ground play, and no ads
Alright I'm no expert on Android tv boxes but is it possible to flash this without unlocking the bootloader?
Like I've got a tivo 4k box that is android 9 and tivo isn't releasing updates anymore as far as I can tell. So could I flash android tv 12 or 13 on it without OEM unlock and without bootloader unlock?
With out unlocking the bootloader. Linux is going to be the best option. You can run many different linux distributions on these tv boxes. Look into kali linux for arm or ubuntu for arm. Possibly debian.
with kali live boot and a usb or flash drive. It restores a pc with black screen of death and allows access to revoer files or take over the device.
Things to note... chmod -v 7777 written before anything changes its permissions same with chmod +rwxXst or last resort chmod +rwx. Adding -v shows if it worked or not -c or -v does that.
Fsck before the path of a directory such as /dev/sda will try to repair the file system on the device listed (dev is short for device and sda is usb plug device #1)
If you put the file system with the files needed on a sd or flash drive or partition. You can mkfs.ext2 -d // /dev/ and what ever device name added to copy root directorys while making a replacement file system
dd if= insert a disk image name or a directory then type of= and insert location to flash the image to.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ and device path .. will zero a device for re write
Now if you want to edit parts of the file system then create a mount point on the same path but make a new file with mkdir -v -p /type out where you want to go. Then you can mount with files to implant or replace at the location with mount -L and the devices label/name then the paths location or /dev/sd last letter for your device and then location.
Oh and you can also mount with mount -loop and you will basically have your mount over the original one.
If you need to edit logs. type nano and the name of the file. To save what you write hold ctrl and press x then y then let go ctrl and hit enter
spart0n said:
Alright I'm no expert on Android tv boxes but is it possible to flash this without unlocking the bootloader?
Like I've got a tivo 4k box that is android 9 and tivo isn't releasing updates anymore as far as I can tell. So could I flash android tv 12 or 13 on it without OEM unlock and without bootloader unlock?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Android devices boot and pass permission as they pass through security. Problem is partiton 1 and partiton 3 are both partition 1 with partition 2 overlaying it. ...
This is what the gods of android use this is a tool box with magisk and pals programs https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/repo/com.sanmer.mrepo_111.apk
Also with a rooted device and an adroid program called termux. You can actually manipulate other androids in lots of ways. Expecially with kali nethunter on a rooted device.. or emulated rooted device like Ld player
Termux has changed the game when it comes to altering androids.
Termux
The main termux site and help pages.
termux.dev
This on a rooted phone is a trojan horse for androids
Kali NetHunter | Kali Linux Documentation
Kali on your Android phone
www.kali.org
This is where the linux on tv boxes information is
Single Armbian image for RK + AML + AW (aarch64 ARMv8)
The start system in Coreelec is not compatible with LibreELECE Armbian etc. If you run coreelec on your TV box, you will no longer be able to run LE and Armbian normally until the full recovery of the standard firmware via the USB Burn Tool and the new activation of the universal multi-boot, whic...
forum.armbian.com
Personally.. using a linux os on a sd card to wipe android tv box is easier than finding one in a billion rom you need.
They say the rock chip is impossible to brick. It has rockmode or what ever.. i ****ing bricked one last year