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Hello Everyone,
I have the fyaro Rom install on my Tattoo and i want to install apk software on it. I know that there is softwars to do so but i dont find any on the net.
I be happy if someone can give me a direct link to download one of those softwars.
I try to find on google but found nothing.
Thanks in advance
Do you mean batch installing apps? A lot of apps in one click?
No not at all.
I use to have a software that i can serach an APK on my computer and install it on my Tattoo.
The software requires the HTC Sync and the Google SDK and i dont manage to find any software that i can install APK apps on my Tattoo.
Okay, got it. There are two solutions:
1. Copy the apk's to the phone SD-card and use a file manager to install them.
2. Download Android sdk or just a zip archive with adb files from here http://code.google.com/p/azilink/downloads/detail?name=adb.zip&can=2&q=
Connect your phone and open a commando prompt and write:
adb install <path of apk>
Thanks for the solution i will check it out.
Still just to let you know there is a software that you install on the PC and with her you can install APK on the Android.
If i will find this software i will publish the link to her.
Thank agian you help me a lot!!!
Found the software:
http://androidcommander.com/
Great software to Manage and Install APK on the android phone.
Hope it can help people!
You are welcome! Looks like some good software, thanks!
Hi,
AC looks very sweet! Thanks for this link - will try it later.
Is it possible to manage system apps with this tool, too?
Regards,
Smoky
Don't know about this app but simple adb command will surely do it too!
Where to find 32bit version ?
Would it be possible to repackage the installer? Version 1.2.3 runs perfectly but will stop booting at random and beta version 2.0.3 boots every time but crashes within 20 minutes. Would it be possible for someone to combine the boot loader from the beta and the system os from 1.2.3? I don't know if its even possible or if that will even solve the problem but those of us with a Cube Mix Plus, an i7 or i9 would greatly appreciate such a fix
In my 64 bit CPU all android x86 32 bit versions run fine but 64 bit says opcode error. I made a screenshot Form CPU info and boot error. System will loop before bootlogo.
But Win 7 64 and win 10 64 run fine. So it is a real 64 bit CPU.
I have read a while and found out that it seems to be a Compiler Problem when it uses sse4 or sse5, is it possible to say the Compiler to dont use these.
Found this: it Seen to be possible to emulate sse4 on Intel
https://sourceforge.net/p/android-x86/misc/3/
Phoenix OS v2.0.3 google services?
It works very well.!
Missing google store, how do I install google services?
(Google translation)
krono2 said:
It works very well.!
Missing google store, how do I install google services?
(Google translation)
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I'm working on it.
edit : I can't make new thread.
So I wrote on my blog. But I am concerned that writing a link here is a violation of the rules.
What's your blog's name?
Gracias. Funcionó
how to root 2.03 and install google apps:
-assuming you did a normal install first
-install RMXtools 1.6 + 1.8 fix on windows...
-run RMXtools and extract system.img, root64, rebuild system image same size, now you have a new system rooted then you just need to replace your original system image with this one.
-boot phoenix, supersu should be visible now but you need to update it first with latest beta from xda, then you can update the binary file.
-go to apkmirror and download Google playstore, latest playservices 10.5.55-480, service framework 7.1, Account Manager, One Time Init, Partner Setup.
-install lucky patcher, grant root access, click on rebuild&install, sdcard/download, click on playstore.apk, install as System app, don't reboot yet, do the same for service framework, account manager,OTI, Partner setup, then install play services as a normal app, now you can reboot.
-go to settings / apps, check the permissions for all the apps you just installed (show system)
-go to settings / autorun check to enable play services if it shows
-reboot again and log in, enjoy!!!
Is anything known about whether in the end there will be a 32 bit version and whether Gapps and Root will be added again in the same they were in v1.2? Even though the beta moniker seems to be gone I get the feeling v2.0.3 is still a beta and not really ready for the everyday user.
badpixel134 said:
I'm working on it.
edit : I can't make new thread.
So I wrote on my blog. But I am concerned that writing a link here is a violation of the rules.
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Great project but on my huawei Matbook HZ-W09 wifi always disconnects. Someone knows why?
Good news!!
Phoenix OS v2.0.3 32-Bit is now available! Still needs GApps and root. (see above post for that)
Hi all, i have installed the 32bit version of 2.0.3 phoenix os, it work fine, i have also tryed to do root and gapps installation, but gapps do not work, i was able to root using the previous procedure, using root 32bit, i was able to download and install the listed app needed for play store activation, but i get always play services crash, and play store wont start it freeze on a windows when opened, maybe someone has an alternative procedure to add gapps on phoenix os 2.0.3 32bit
hardware:
M/B: WINFAST K8M890
CPU: AMD athlon 64 x2 4600+ am2
RAM: 4gb corsair XMS
HD: 120GB maxtor
GPU: ATI X300 256MB
Bye all
wizmart said:
how to root 2.03 and install google apps:
-assuming you did a normal install first
-install RMXtools 1.6 + 1.8 fix on windows...
-run RMXtools and extract system.img, root64, rebuild system image same size, now you have a new system rooted then you just need to replace your original system image with this one.
-boot phoenix, supersu should be visible now but you need to update it first with latest beta from xda, then you can update the binary file.
-go to apkmirror and download Google playstore, latest playservices 10.5.55-480, service framework 7.1, Account Manager, One Time Init, Partner Setup.
-install lucky patcher, grant root access, click on rebuild&install, sdcard/download, click on playstore.apk, install as System app, don't reboot yet, do the same for service framework, account manager,OTI, Partner setup, then install play services as a normal app, now you can reboot.
-go to settings / apps, check the permissions for all the apps you just installed (show system)
-go to settings / autorun check to enable play services if it shows
-reboot again and log in, enjoy!!!
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Please define "normal" install? - I'd prefer to eventually do a dual-boot setup that uses Windows Boot Manager instead of GRUB (for touchscreen/tablet device support...and it's cleaner IMHO)
Does this work with 64-bit?
Any way to get this to work with live/bootable USB? Right now I've used the .ISO and Rufus to create a USB Stick.
Found this: http://bbs.phoenixstudio.org/en/showthread.php?tid=5732 -- Contains Rooted/Playstore ISOs
Outside of this...how trustworthy is this OS? There's a LOT of Chinese junk on here even after selecting English. Anyone try to see how much this is tracking and sending back to China?
Hi, "normal install" means installing with Phoenix installer or iso...32b or 64b, you choose on rmxtools, I did the root64...and installing to USB is possible of course, I use unetbootin usually but Rufus is okay too.
I removed all Chinese apps and i can check which one is running in background so for me it looks safe. Anyway it's always possible to remove or freeze some system apps you don't trust with lucky patcher
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androx74 said:
Hi all, i have installed the 32bit version of 2.0.3 phoenix os, it work fine, i have also tryed to do root and gapps installation, but gapps do not work, i was able to root using the previous procedure, using root 32bit, i was able to download and install the listed app needed for play store activation, but i get always play services crash, and play store wont start it freeze on a windows when opened, maybe someone has an alternative procedure to add gapps on phoenix os 2.0.3 32bit
hardware:
M/B: WINFAST K8M890
CPU: AMD athlon 64 x2 4600+ am2
RAM: 4gb corsair XMS
HD: 120GB maxtor
GPU: ATI X300 256MB
Bye all
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Did you check permissions and autorun after installing and reboot before login
Thanks for the reply, than i have installed phoenix os 2.0.3 32 bit with the normal exe installer, than i have rooted via remix tools the system img, using the explained procedure, with only changing the root64 option with the root32 option because is a 32bit OS , after that i boot up on phoenix os and updated supersu via web i was not able to find a xda version to update it :/, and after installing the newest up finded i upgraded it, to latest with success, than, i have downloaded and installed with luckypatcher the various app listed on the procedure (Google Service Framework 7.1 , one time Init 7.1 , google account manager 7.1 , partner setup 7.1, play store 7.8.15-p), i was not able to find on the site posted the play services 10.5.55-480 maybe is this the problem, i downloaded the 11.0.38-470 for x86 instead, but the only result was that when i try to open play store o create account on settings, nothing happen , i have cheked pemission and autorun and given all app permission, and play service autorun was already enabled.
After that i tryed another way, i have downloaded again the system app but with 7.1.1 version instead of 7.1, with this version i can see that play store is trying to load, but after a second play service crash and nothing happen again . ,maybe is play service that create problem don't know.
I will wait for options or a system file already done for 32bit phoenix os
I just checked my playservices and I have been updated to 11.0.38 (480-155006848) not available in apkmirror...but 470 should work for you. You can try clear data from store and services then reboot again and login. Remember system apps should all be 7.1.1
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Androx, I noticed my playstore show up as internal now not as system in lucky. Try install playstore again as user app..
thanks tried to install play store and play services has internal app but nothing changed the play services crash anyway , any one had success on installing gapps on 32bit phoenix os 2.0.3 ? maybe if you had success can you share your system.img ?
Ok some good news , now i have a working play store the up specified procedure worked after some modification just use the procedure with the specified file down
1) youn need to use root32 options on rmxtools for 32bit edition of the os
2) you need oti 7.1.1, partner setup 7.1.1, service framework 7.1.1 and account manager 7.1.1, play services 11.0.47-280 version for x86-x86/64, play store 7.8.36-all and lucky patcher
3) all the app must be installed has system app via lucky patcher, if something get wrong during initialization of the store after completing the procedure, try to clear all data from the app and restart and try again.
If anyone get success on duing this procedural let we know . good bye
P.S. it seems that this procedure was working too for 2.0.5 build 32 bit
Yes man, happy to see it worked for you, indeed having system apps on 7.1.1 makes the difference. I had problems too before cause some of my sys apps were 7.1.2. Notice that once Google update playstore or services, they will show as internal and not sys but that's ok. BTW, This way of rooting and googling should work for any x86 roms...
androx74 said:
Ok some good news , now i have a working play store the up specified procedure worked after some modification just use the procedure with the specified file down
1) youn need to use root32 options on rmxtools for 32bit edition of the os
2) you need oti 7.1.1, partner setup 7.1.1, service framework 7.1.1 and account manager 7.1.1, play services 11.0.47-280 version for x86-x86/64, play store 7.8.36-all and lucky patcher
3) all the app must be installed has system app via lucky patcher, if something get wrong during initialization of the store after completing the procedure, try to clear all data from the app and restart and try again.
If anyone get success on duing this procedural let we know . good bye
P.S. it seems that this procedure was working too for 2.0.5 build 32 bit
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I couldn't find the 7.8.36 version of Play Store on ApkMirror, so I went with 7.8.32. I will post my results shortly
Results:
The closest I got to getting Play Store to work is when it was asking me for login, password, and then 2-step verification. After that, it just said that it was unable to contact Google servers or something. My setup was like this:
Google Play Store installed as user app
Everything else installed as system app
Google Play Services keeps crashing when installed as user app. And the google play store just keeps loading without any progress. I had best results just having Google Play Services installed as a system app. That's the furthest I got. Let me know if you guys find a way to get the Gapps working.
Link:
http://bbs.phoenixstudio.org/en/showthread.php?tid=5945
Update details
optimize application compatibility
fix 32 bit uefi devices install failed
Where to geht the source or a git hub adress to add drivers my own und build myself ?
blubba83 said:
Where to geht the source or a git hub adress to add drivers my own und build myself ?
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The closest you'll get with Phoenix is getting the ISO which can be found in the first post the above link sends you to. They don't have a github afaik.
If you want to build your own Android x86, try here -- http://www.android-x86.org/getsourcecode
Hello. Does this include google play store?
aznmode said:
Hello. Does this include google play store?
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No.
phoenix os 2.0.5.32 how to root access please? thank you!
I tried to install phoenix os but after the written android x86 the backlight of the screen turns on and off and at the end it restarts, Is it a compatibility issue?
nikwayne said:
phoenix os 2.0.5.32 how to root access please? thank you!
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yes, it's possible:
wizmart said:
how to root 2.03 and install google apps:
-assuming you did a normal install first
-install RMXtools 1.6 + 1.8 fix on windows...
-run RMXtools and extract system.img, root64, rebuild system image same size, now you have a new system rooted then you just need to replace your original system image with this one.
-boot phoenix, supersu should be visible now but you need to update it first with latest beta from xda, then you can update the binary file.
-go to apkmirror and download Google playstore, latest playservices 10.5.55-480, service framework 7.1, Account Manager, One Time Init, Partner Setup.
-install lucky patcher, grant root access, click on rebuild&install, sdcard/download, click on playstore.apk, install as System app, don't reboot yet, do the same for service framework, account manager,OTI, Partner setup, then install play services as a normal app, now you can reboot.
-go to settings / apps, check the permissions for all the apps you just installed (show system)
-go to settings / autorun check to enable play services if it shows
-reboot again and log in, enjoy!!!
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72130945&postcount=8
https://forum.xda-developers.com/remix/remix-os/rmxtools-remix-os-data-img-t3308158
Though I wasn't able to get Google Play Services to work
Hi guys, the v2.2.0 release broke the ability to root without side effects on the Google Play Store, but a workaround is provided in the post. In this version, VPN works.
Notes:
A fresh install is highly recommended.
In this version, rooting breaks something with Gmail and Calendar causing them to not be able to sync. If you really need those apps, I recommend not rooting POS.
Instructions:
Download the correct correct system.img.7z file provided in the Download section and extract it
Install Phoenix OS.
Go to C:\Phoenix OS (or wherever your Phoenix OS installation is) and replace the system.img file with the one you just downloaded and extracted
Boot into Phoenix OS and finish the system initialization wizard.
Install Google Play Services v11.0.56: (x86 | x64)
Open Play Store, sign in with your Google Account, install the latest version of SuperSU by clicking the Update button.
-(Optional) If you for some reason cannot use the Play Store, you can find SuperSU on the official thread. Download the flashable zip, extract Superuser.apk from the common folder, and install it in Phoenix OS by opening the .apk file with the default file manager that comes with the OS. You don't have to do this step if SuperSU updated successfully in the Play Store.
Open SuperSU, click Normal to update the binary, and your Phoenix OS should now be fully rooted.
Download:
x86: Google Drive
x64: Google Drive | MEGA
Phoenix Studio forum's original thread
History:
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Very well done!
lollyjay said:
Very well done!
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Thank you! Let me know if you run into any issues.
I'm sorry for the noob question, but does this wipe all data from a previous install? if so, is there a way to update without losing the data?
buda81 said:
I'm sorry for the noob question, but does this wipe all data from a previous install? if so, is there a way to update without losing the data?
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If you do a fresh install, then yes. You could try just replacing the system.img and see if it still works fine. Might want to backup the folder first before doing that though. Let me know if it works for you.
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If you do a fresh install, then yes. You could try just replacing the system.img and see if it still works fine. Might want to backup the folder first before doing that though. Let me know if it works for you.
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I'll give it a go tonight and reply back with the results.
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I'll give it a go tonight and reply back with the results.
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Sounds good. I think it might work, but I also expect it to not boot.
Special!
I install phoenix as primary OS. how can i root it?
meanhacker said:
Sounds good. I think it might work, but I also expect it to not boot.
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replacing just the system.img works. just need to update supersu.
Dual boot with Windows 10
buda81 said:
replacing just the system.img works. just need to update supersu.
Dual boot with Windows 10
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just figured it out lol, quite simple
MinhTungMT said:
I install phoenix as primary OS. how can i root it?
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Instructions are in the OP... ?
Will this rooted image also solve audio via HDMI. I currently have the latest Phoenix OS installed on my HTPC connected to Samsung tv via HDMI.
PC has Zotac H55 ITX Wifi A-E motherboard with windows 7, 64 bit, On board Realtek High definition audio. Sound is not working.
syedfaz26 said:
Will this rooted image also solve audio via HDMI. I currently have the latest Phoenix OS installed on my HTPC connected to Samsung tv via HDMI.
PC has Zotac H55 ITX Wifi A-E motherboard with windows 7, 64 bit, On board Realtek High definition audio. Sound is not working.
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Highly unlikely. I recommend joining the Phoenix OS discord server
I have just installed Phoenix OS on my laptop (dual boot - .exe) and installed many apps too (like ig, fb, chrome, games, etc.)
If I root with this method (replace original system image with the rooted image), what will affects?
My installed apps will gone or not?
Thank you.
orieoke said:
I have just installed Phoenix OS on my laptop (dual boot - .exe) and installed many apps too (like ig, fb, chrome, games, etc.)
If I root with this method (replace original system image with the rooted image), what will affects?
My installed apps will gone or not?
Thank you.
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According to what users reported, your installed apps will not be affected I do prefer to replace it right after a clean install, but if that's the situation you're in, you could just replace the system.img without it affecting your data.img. If you're unsure, just do a backup/copy of the whole Phoenix OS folder if things go wrong
Unable to open the link of Rooted image of Phoenix OS.
Kindly help
SamiGup said:
Unable to open the link of Rooted image of Phoenix OS.
Kindly help
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Apologies for my mistake, I switched the data inside the URL tag. Instead of I had [URL= "Google Drive"] I fixed the links. Thank you for letting me know :good:
Is there any way for me to manually root it?
arkcov9 said:
Is there any way for me to manually root it?
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You can use RMXtools v1.8. It will involve extracting your system.img, injecting rooted files, and rebilding the system.img.
Hello.
Sorry, but I'm not in that topic I ask, does this OS support UEFI Secure boot?
Thanks )
Hi!
I have a iiyama te6503mis-b1ag and was playing around with it. It has android so you can install apps, but you either have to download an apk from the browser and install it from the finder or install it from a USB stick using the finder.
I tried using Aptoide but when I try to install an APK it says "unknown apps can't be installed by this user" although both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps. It has this issue too for installing APKs from within other apps. I can just install APKs from within the build in finder.
I also tried installing both play services and play store, but when I open the play store it immediately crashes.
Does anyone know how I can get either Aptoide or the play store working?
Toom_Raider said:
Hi!
I have a iiyama te6503mis-b1ag and was playing around with it. It has android so you can install apps, but you either have to download an apk from the browser and install it from the finder or install it from a USB stick using the finder.
I tried using Aptoide but when I try to install an APK it says "unknown apps can't be installed by this user" although both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps. It has this issue too for installing APKs from within other apps. I can just install APKs from within the build in finder.
I also tried installing both play services and play store, but when I open the play store it immediately crashes.
Does anyone know how I can get either Aptoide or the play store working?
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Enable install from unknown sources in settings security section
marlen07 said:
Enable install from unknown sources in settings security section
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No that doesn't work. As I said: both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps.
Toom_Raider said:
No that doesn't work. As I said: both the system and the app itself have permission to install unknown apps.
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Download kingo root https://root-apk.kingoapp.com/kingoroot-download.htm
install it, open it connect wired/wireless mouse, press get root, wait for it to get root, if it is stuck at 90%, press back and an error will appear, ignore it, close the app, delete kingo root from settings app section. turn off and turn on again, then you will have root, then try to install any app form aptoide, it will say root is detected, would you like to use root to install apps? click yes and wait for the app be installed.
I had the same problem, i bought an iiyama 55" touchscreen with iiware 9.0
The solution is very simple and works:
- Activate developer mode in the settings (tap on build number several times)
- Enable USB debugging
- Download and unpack adb platform-tools
- Move desired .apks to platform-tools folder
- Connect to adb via WiFi or LAN connection
Example: adb connect 192.168.1.1
Install the app using the following command:
adb install kodi.apk
Best regards de3ph4xx0r