i have a Lenovo thinkpad tablet that has a 32bit windows but a 64bit CPU, i'm not sure if EFI / BIOS is 32 or 64
is it possible to use remix OS?
Wrong forum...go to remix os....
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al404 said:
i have a Lenovo thinkpad tablet that has a 32bit windows but a 64bit CPU, i'm not sure if EFI / BIOS is 32 or 64
is it possible to use remix OS?
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Sorry admins but im replying here so the guy can know an answer! move the topic later
So i have a lenoxo Miix 2 which is very similar and after a lot of work, i've managed to put remix OS in dual boot.
You have to download EFI package from the REmix os Website, extract the img file and put the files in a FAT32 gb partition (make atleast 8gb) then using Easyuefi 2.2 ! (not 2.3) create an entry (linux or other) name it remixOS os whatever you like and browse/select the file in EFI / Boot / bootia32.efi press OK and close Easyuefi
Then reboot your pc/laptop in "BOOT mode" in my lenovo i have to hold volume up and power button for like 5 sec and the lenovo boot menu will appear, from there go to boot menu and select remix os, hopefully it will start and you can ue both resident or guest mode, hope this help, otherwise check youtube for EFI tutorials
Ok during week end i tested remix os on USB ( UEFI version ) with a standard PC with keyboard and monitor, and i could boot to the OS
then i try to use the same USB stick on lenovo thinkpad 8 but i couldn't go farther then resident / guest. I could move selector up and down with volume keys but wasn't able to select ( i try with power button but did not work ) probably I need an USB HUB and a keyboard. I can try as a test but is nothing i can use in real life
I also try to write remix OS on micro SD. Software inside the zip file was able to write the .img on micro SD but i couldn't boot from it
Still wrong section, its about jides own remix tablet
thanks
It's work thanks, but WiFi not work . :good:
williamfelician said:
It's work thanks, but WiFi not work . :good:
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Who can help for us.
My wifi not work
Lenovo take care only about Windows.
I can't boot Remix OS 32-bit.
Asus Vivotab Note 8 it can.
I think people, who have 64-bit UEFI can boot Remix OS 32-bit.
Hi, are you able to boot remix os in lenovo thinpad tablet? after selecting the remix os using volume up and down keys are able to boot? if so how did you do that?
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hey guys i have a Question... i have managed to boot android on a USB Stick and At start up "bios" i can pick that to boot from, no emulation just android standalone, any one know if you can do this on a toshiba encore, im not sure how you would get to the Bios on a windows Tablet...
Also is there any USB to Bluetooth Converters?
cheers craig.
Most of the windows tablets either require a keyboard connecting on startup or a combo of the windows button + a volume key to enter BIOS.
As for USB to bluetooth, 35 billion results on google werent enough? They are *very* common, cheap too.
SixSixSevenSeven said:
Most of the windows tablets either require a keyboard connecting on startup or a combo of the windows button + a volume key to enter BIOS.
As for USB to bluetooth, 35 billion results on google werent enough? They are *very* common, cheap too.
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i ment if i were to install Android to a Micro SD, "like i did on my Desktop, and made a dual boot and windows but on a HDD" would i be able to boot from it? ie what about the touch drivers would there need to be support or would it run all ok? im guessing someone would have to make drivers for it to work?
cheers craig.
You didnt mention anything about installing android to microSD, just asked about bluetooth and opening the BIOS.
Atom does not support booting from SD.
There are a few devs working to build kernel and build for Asus t100 and dell venue 8 pro.
Do you think their work and progres can be applied on the toshiba Encore according the same bay trail CPU that have in common ?
INstall Android 4.4.x on Encore Dual boot
This is totally Experimental
"i 'm not responsible of any thing "
So Backup first
&
then
First of all you have to Disable Secure Boot
Run these commands in an elevated permissions Windows command shell:
powercfg /h off
manage-bde -status c: (checks bitlocker status)
powershell
PS C:\> Disable-BitLocker -MountPoint "C:"
manage-bde -status c: (after above command finishes, makes sure your disk is really decrypted.)
then disable from boot menu:
to do this:
first shutdown tablet
press vol + & power down to enter boot menu
select setup & disable secure booting
& download Android image for your BayTrail tablet;
https://01.org/android-ia/downloads
After this Follow INTEL official Guide
https://01.org/android-ia/guides/quick-start
Report if Helped;
*Edit: the Android Image provided by Intel is 64bit but most of Our devices have 32bit UEFI, Because of this Image not booting up, As our Devices supported 64bit so Ask toshiba to release A 64bit UEFI for Encore, Or have to wait till Console OS launch publicly
hi umar_fiaz
not directly related to this as i dont want to do a dual boot, (i cant even image my encore), however if i could though id happily put android onto it also..
just wondered if you could look at this which i posted elsewhere, and give me any advice, thanks
i have an encore. i recently selected the option to delete data and partitions, via the maintenance utility, thinking i was restoring it to factory defaults. i didnt make a recovery disk. i didnt think id need one.
aps2.toshiba-tro DOT de/kb0/HTD4103K90000R01.htm (edited ink to enable posting)
in the lnk above you will see the options listed at "2. Booting to the boot device menu", and i now have nothing present here. i cant boot to usb which is what ive been trying. ive tried w8 images prepared with pendrivelinux DOT com/ (edited ink to enable posting), plus ubuntu and xubuntu and i can not get the encore to read any usb images.NOTHING ever is read by the encore at thuis option after pressing volume up/power
i know there is this situation with intel bay trail and uefi booting, but i really dont understand this, and ultimately i just want an answer on how i can image the thing with w8, or even a linux flavour that is stable, i dont mind
could you please help me with advice and steps on how to get the encore to read a suitable image so i can at least use this thing
much appreciated
ben
benrf said:
hi umar_fiaz
not directly related to this as i dont want to do a dual boot, (i cant even image my encore), however if i could though id happily put android onto it also..
just wondered if you could look at this which i posted elsewhere, and give me any advice, thanks
i have an encore. i recently selected the option to delete data and partitions, via the maintenance utility, thinking i was restoring it to factory defaults. i didnt make a recovery disk. i didnt think id need one.
aps2.toshiba-tro DOT de/kb0/HTD4103K90000R01.htm (edited ink to enable posting)
in the lnk above you will see the options listed at "2. Booting to the boot device menu", and i now have nothing present here. i cant boot to usb which is what ive been trying. ive tried w8 images prepared with pendrivelinux DOT com/ (edited ink to enable posting), plus ubuntu and xubuntu and i can not get the encore to read any usb images.NOTHING ever is read by the encore at thuis option after pressing volume up/power
i know there is this situation with intel bay trail and uefi booting, but i really dont understand this, and ultimately i just want an answer on how i can image the thing with w8, or even a linux flavour that is stable, i dont mind
could you please help me with advice and steps on how to get the encore to read a suitable image so i can at least use this thing
much appreciated
ben
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So you totally bricked your Encore;
here may be it helps
WiMboot to create Recovery Image, A detailed Step by step Procedure;
Just Get a PC with Windows 8.1 installed on it. & follow the tutorial;
http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Encore-Tablets/Windows-8-1-WimBoot/td-p/574620
or Get Encore Recovery Media from https://support.toshiba.com/repair
Press Vol+ & power button to enter in boot menu & select recovery media for a fresh start
Hope it 'll help:good:
Okay so for anyone with an encore with the "baytrail" soc and a 32 bit efi only bios or really any bay trail device with a 32 bit efi only bios... I spent my day reading into this dilemma and I managed to boot a modified 64 bit efi of grub with a 32 bit bootxxx.efi (bootia32.efi) and I got grub to boot the live cd of android x86. of course I haven't got passed the blinking cursor but hey I GOT INTO GRUB TO BOOT THE LIVE CD/INSTALLER. Therefore we theoretically have a way to install android, Ubuntu, etc. Now im gonna try to modify the android on intel image (4.4.2_r1-ia2) so it can boot the installer as well. I will report back on any progress.
P.S. I know this post is sloppy but I just want people to know it is POSSIBLE to boot android.
managed to boot Android on Toshiba Encore but when loaded screen goes blank
android-x86-4.4-r2.img from http://www.android-x86.org/releases/releasenote-4-4-r2
I think a supported kernel & drivers for Encore will fix that,....
Any help will be appreciated
Hallo,
please excuse my bad english.
I have a Acer Switch 11 ( i3 Prozessor , 4GB , 60GB SSD , Windows 10 ) .
I would like a Dual Boot create, so Windows 10 and Android x86 .
I have tested it with this version, Android-x86 4.4-r3 EFI image
The Live version works.
I would now like to create a dual boot on your hard drive.
Unfortunately without success!
When starting Windows and Android me appears.
Windows can I boot, Android not.
About Help I would be happy.
I have a similar problem, my windows 10 pc wont let me boot from my usb.
My Laptop Acer Aspire E5-471 works fine dualboot with Ubuntu 15.04 i thing you must make a partition for Android_x86 when you install android_x86 choose the partition android_x86
offtop
Hello friends. I need help with the Acer Aspire Switch 11 (intel atom, 2Gb). I can not find native drivers win10x86. and I can not deal with the Auto-rotate screen. on the manufacturer's site is only 3 drivers, the rest found via the automatic search, but the rotation of the screen and not earned. all right in the registry. also began to appear bsod. Search gave no answer. please somebody help:crying:
So, what is your problem? Have you formated you hard disk partition for Android correctly? What error do you get? Do you have any picture for detail? My experience dual booting so far:
Triple boot windows 10, ubuntu 15.10, and remix os
Dual boot windows 10 and hackintosh yosemite
Although I'm too late to reply this, I can help you If I can
Remix OS
Requirements :
-Torrent Downloading Client.
-Remix OS 2.0 and Remix OS USB Installer.
-USB 3.0
-BIOS Should have Legacy Boot Mode Enabled (Or Enable it manually)
-8 GB USB Drive (FAT32 Format)
-Windows PC.
Install Remix OS :
1. Download the latest version of Remix OS for PC from the Jide website. There should be builds for computers with 32-bit and 64-bit chips. Choose the appropriate one for your PC.
(Note that while the 32-bit version will run on computers with 64-bit chips, the opposite is not true).
2. Unzip the file you just downloaded and you should have three files: a text file with instructions, an installer file, and an ISO file which is the disc image.
3. Run the Remix OS Installation Tool.exe application and make sure Type and Drive settings at the bottom are correct (you want “Hard Disk” for Type if you’re installing to built-in storage, and the drive letter should match the drive you’ve got Windows installed on).
4. Click the Browse button next to the box that says ISO File and select the large disc image you just downloaded. It should be called something like Remix OS for PC_x86_64-B2016xxxxxx.iso.
5. Click the button that says OK to start the installation.Wait a few minutes until the progress meter has finished and you see a message saying you can reboot the computer to finish the installation process.
6. When you reboot, you should see a new boot option for Remix OS. Select that option using the arrow keys on your keyboard and hit enter.
7. Wait.
This next step should take 15 – 30 minutes depending on your computer’s hardware. Remix OS is basically creating a new 8GB partition on your hard drive and installing the operating system in that space.
8. When everything is finished, Remix OS will boot for the first time and you can start using this desktop-style, Android-based operating system.
9. Want to go back to Windows? Just hit the power icon from the app menu, choose reboot and when the boot menu shows up again, choose Windows instead of Remix OS.
Install Video :
Download :
RemixOS
MiniTool Partition Wizard (HDD Drive)
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Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
How to Install/ Run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow Operating System for Old 32-Bit PC and its also work for x64 bit machine. That is the latest version of Android x86 project for PC. Now Wifi and Play Store working access internet on the machine.
Features :
-WiFi Working
-Bluetooth Working
-Application and Game (Tested Asphalt 7 and Sprinkle Island)
-Dual Boot Supported
-Support External Device
-Power Suspend And Resume Working
-UEFI Supported
-32-Bit/ 64-Bit Supported
Pre Requirements :
-Android 6.0.1 image (Download All files from end of post)
-Rufus to make a bootable Pen-Drive
-1GB Pen drive needed
How to Install Android on PC :
Step 1. Download Rufus and Android 6.0 x86 image from end of post.
Step 2. Make a bootabe Pen-drive
Run Rufus Software on your PC and Connect USB Flash Drive to PC. Now Click CD-Drive logo button to select ISO file. Now find and select the ISO file and click on start button. and wait to finished it.
Step 3. Reboot your PC
Now reboot your PC using USB Flash Drive As The Source. (Make USB To Boot First And Before CD/DVD ROM Under Your System’s BIOS Settings)
Step 4. When the Android x86 Menu appear, Just Select Install Android x86 to Hard Disk.
Step 5. Select your appropriate hard disk partition to install Android x86 or you can install on any new partition.
Step 6. Now, You will get a prompts messages to installation of GRUB Bootloader. Make sure to hit on yes.
Android 6.0.1 on PC with Windows Dual Boot [Working WiFi]
Step 7. Now, another prompt message will ask you to make system /r/w. Hit Yes on this.
Android 6.0.1 on PC
Step 8. After that, you will get another prompt to install internal space. Use 2047 MB for space, as that’s the maximum supported.
Step 9. Now select Reboot. After Reboot You can use Android x86 on PC.
Install Video :
Download :
Rufus
Android 6.0.1 ISO
Android 6.0 link not working
Edit: Working.
Thanks for sharing @musabcel
How to make entire hard disk detectable??
Uhm I need help, I'm stuck at the main thingy, where u have to setup the android, I get to a part where it keeps saying that the Google Play services have stopped.. Help me
working but cant do anything cz of non-stopping ANR!
so i went back to 5.1
Does this allow triple booting of Windows, remix, and Android x86?
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collindv said:
Does this allow triple booting of Windows, remix, and Android x86?
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As long as it's supported by your machine...
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Sound does not work. I used the live CD on a tablet Allview Imperia i8 with Windows installed and I realized that the sound does not work. Any idea what it is?
1. Download Android Nougat 7.0 ISO file[Developed by Android x86].
2. Download Rufus win App to Create Bootable/Live USB.
3. Insert USB with Minimum 4GB and select Downloaded ISO file and finally start.
4. After Finishing, Create New/ Separate Partition in PC for Android to be Installed with Minimum of 16GB Disk Size and Format it as FAT32.
5. After formatting, Reboot PC.
6. Boot PC from USB.
7. Select Install android x86 to HDD.
8. Now In bluescreen Select the Separate Fat32 formatted Partition to Install.
9. Do not Format.( I didn't formatted and it works fine).
10. Install Boot Loader GRUB.( It will replaces default Windows Bootloader).
12. Next it shows up that your are having Windows Partition and asked to create boot item for windows. Select Yes for that else you won't be able to boot into Windows next time.
13. Next Select Skip for EFI GRUB2.(I Skipped and worked for me, I think because I'm having Legacy PC).
14. Then Select Yes to Create Read/Write enabled system directory.
15. Now To create data.img, select yes and then Enter the Size you need for System Memory in MBs (1GB-1024MB).
16. Now Accept Reboot and then Boot Android from GRUB Menu.
17. Thats all . You have Successfully installed Android 7.0 nougat in your PC HDD.
Also I Made Video Tutorial in YouTube for Better Understanding. You can Checkout if you don't understand or if any error pops.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o90aPj4zT-M(TechGeekShan).
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Wow thanx mate, will give it a try and will give a feed back.
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Wow thanx mate, will give it a try and will give a feed back.
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Yeah.. You are welcome and we must Appreciate the Developer who developed Android Nougat x86..
Don't work for me((( Laptop wan't boot after installation...
gmikes said:
Don't work for me((( Laptop wan't boot after installation...
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Its because of EFI/UEFI Computers
Why not work
Shanmukarajan said:
Its because of EFI/UEFI Computers
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Why not Work ?
If I install it on my PC, do I access google play store like normal?
successfully installed on Z3735F Bay Trail-T windows 10 tablet. I don't need windows 10 OS anymore, so made one partition and install Android 7. It books OK, WIFI works fine. BUT!!!!! All the physical buttons don't work. Power button doesn't work, so there is no way to turn off the system. Volume Up and Down button also doesn''t work. But touch screen works fine. How to solve this problem? any idea? My tablet is Unbranded Tablet 10.1 from Best Buy
hey,
i got it up & running on my uefi windows 10 lenovo yoga (after some struggle i also have dual-boot). my question - how do i get gapps and supersu? it's not like you could simply flash some zips, as there is no recovery
No Playstore!! Browser does not download files!!!
So after wasting 400mb of data and roughly 30 minutes of my time, I discover that there is no preinstalled PlayStore, the preinstalled browser will not download APKs and trying to install apps from the online MarketPlace only discovers devises that the email used to Sign In with is associated to, not the device this is installed on.
These things SHOULD by all ethical means be stated in the description to prevent others from wasting both their time as well as their data.
I want to see a solution to these problems Shanmukarajan. Should you decide to neglect this issue, I won't hesitate to have this post reported to the moderators.
Thank you in advance for your prompt support on the matter.
Stevo | True.Tech.Tabs
+1 360 **** ***
there is just one issue.
you can not create a data.img file that is larger than 4GB on a fat32 partition...
how do we fix that?
It’s installs fine but when restarts windows is just starting every time and it’s not coming up with step 12 asking me about windows partition and creating boot item
I performed the installation process about 10 times with different settings but none of them seem to install Android on my HDD. The live version works and there are no errors whatsoever, but even after installation there is never an option to boot the installed Android. Only live, debug or again option to install the OS. Does anyone know the solution?
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Godecki said:
I performed the installation process about 10 times with different settings but none of them seem to install Android on my HDD. The live version works and there are no errors whatsoever, but even after installation there is never an option to boot the installed Android. Only live, debug or again option to install the OS. Does anyone know the solution?
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Have you tried selecting yes to GRUB 2 during installation? It's been a little while since I went through the process, but I believe that was what I had to do to get it up and running.
Godecki said:
I performed the installation process about 10 times with different settings but none of them seem to install Android on my HDD. The live version works and there are no errors whatsoever, but even after installation there is never an option to boot the installed Android. Only live, debug or again option to install the OS. Does anyone know the solution?
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Yeah I have the same issue with my Sony VAIO Duo 11. To start from power off I have to hit the special Duo Assist button, then F11 to boot from usb, then go thru the (re) install every time, so boot takes a couple of minutes, but it always bring me back to the same great working Android with all apps and setting unchanged. I don't understand, but I just happened onto it. Be sure to not format or install any grub (not really sure about grub or grub2), but yes to make it writeable. Then you get an awesomely fast Android.
I don't even want Windows on that machine, but I'm afraid to kill all the partitions and start from scratch as the Duo has some weird builtin Windows boot stuff hard wired. I'm not sure if Android could boot without the Windows partitions.
When I am creating a new partition with 16 GB of space does it mean that Android is going to use just this partition and 16 GB or is it just for the installation files and Android will see my whole HDD as the internal storage?
Could you please let me know how you got it up and running? I am on a UEFI yoga as well, but after the installation,
grub doesn't show up and my computer boots automatically into Windows
Thanks in advance
bombaglad said:
hey,
i got it up & running on my uefi windows 10 lenovo yoga (after some struggle i also have dual-boot). my question - how do i get gapps and supersu? it's not like you could simply flash some zips, as there is no recovery
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ZOOMA7997 said:
Could you please let me know how you got it up and running? I am on a UEFI yoga as well, but after the installation,
grub doesn't show up and my computer boots automatically into Windows
Thanks in advance
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Did you change the boot sequence in bios? Select android to boot 1st, then Grub should ask you which os you want to launch. I installed grub 2. I also went with the triple boot. My laptop is an Asus x401a with windows 7. Along with ubuntu and android. x86 Nougat.
A little help here mates,
I installed it alongside a windows 7 ultimate.
Gave it an 80gb Partition (fat32)
So I'm planning a dual boot here.
Here's my Steps:
used rufus to create bootable from android-x86-8.1-r1.iso
booted to Flash drive
installed android to 80gb partition (with grub/windows boot entry/ and data image of 2048MB)
after installation, Reboot to test boot options
grub didn't show up, booted directly to win7
Did some researches, and from those researches I should disable SECURE BOOT, but bios don't have that option.
Also tried EasyUEFI Tool which didn't even work in windows 7
Also, no settings for UEFI or Legacy.
Boot Order doesn't show Windows bootmanager or grub too, only HDD....
I installed android in ASUS Eee Notebook Laptop 1201b
I think the only problem here is grub cant load, but I run out of solutions, so here I am asking for help.
every android on work fine in my tablet(z3735f) but there is a bug in every os no sound in headphone any one tell me how to fix it
So.. I just installed Phoenix OS on my laptop, using the latest exe file. Once finished, I went on to restart the PC, then, there is a screen / terminal that I can choose between 2 OS, which is my Windows 10 , and Phoenix OS. Picking Windows 10 would boot Windows 10, but when I pick Phoenix OS, it just goes black, then after 5 seconds it just restarts and goes back to the terminal. Reinstalling won't help. Turning off secure boot and fast boot also doesnt work. Please help.
.
If you are wondering if there are any white text or logs that show when I pick an OS on tge terminal, there is, but only when I pick Windows 10, picking phoenix, as I already said, doesn't show anything, just blackness, though I know the laptop is turned on because I can see the brightness, and after 5 seconds, it turns off and turns back on again (restarts)
My laptop specs are.. AMD A9-9420 , RADEON R5 M420, 4GB RAM.
Asus X555BP
have you tried this or this ?
I haven't tried any of those solution, I will try them out. But I am unsure on how to do the solution where you replace the grub file from ubuntu(?) because I do not have ubuntu and also, i do not have any knowledge about that OS. . Recently, I tried installing Phoenix OS via ISO using a bootable flash drice, and it gives me the same result. When I choose install on harddrive, it just restarts on the terminal, when i try boot directly from usb, it also restarts. Maybe theres some incompatability issues on my hardware?
EDIT: So sorry for not reading the whole thing, the grub files were on the attachements. I feel so dumb
Tried the two solutions, none worked. I will read from that thread and see if i can find any other solutions
Atsukiri said:
My laptop specs are.. AMD A9-9420 , RADEON R5 M420, 4GB RAM.
Asus X555BP
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Sorry to say but Phoenix-OS has problems with APU or Radeon graphics ,I was banned when I raise this question on their forum ,try android-x86 ,it should work or bliss-x86
Actually the exact problem happen to My Dual Core PC too.. using NVIDIA GT 210
The answer is simple: Your processor is not supported.
hi guys, I want use Phoenix OS in my laptop with windows 7. but laptop don't asking to me in preloading screen. I was used before time windows 7 and Phoenix OS in this laptop. why I can't install now?
Phoenix os unable to boot
My CPU IS CORE 2 QUAD q6600 2.4GHZ
Phoenix not booting and going back to terminal again and again after detecting phoenix os.....found at /dev/sda3
Doesn't work on my Pentium Dual Core e5500 2.8 GHz
The Lollipop version of Phoenix OS works fine but the Nougat one won't run..
Same problem here.. Did you find any solution of this problem... If you find any solution please help me..
My laptop lenovo AMD E2.
WoltreX said:
The answer is simple: Your processor is not supported.
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Thanks. Everyone tried to make their (old) rig work on Phoenix, I found installing 1.5 worked for me, too bad it is very outdated with the Play service unable to update (Error 910). Do you have any clues what could go wrong?
Thinkpad x100e, AMD NV-40, 4G RAM
I have installed Phoenix Os on a variety of laptop and pc processors, succes install Phoenix Os on Acer A6 and Lenovo A8 with Phoenix ROC : D, sucess installs my PC core 2 duo E7500 with Phoenix Os v1.5 because it only supports sse4.1, and my laptop Lenovo a9 succes install Phoenix OS with a little problem in UEFI bios settings, try to set UEFI to allow access to Boot for Phoenix OS, so if anyone thinks Phoenix OS can't be installed on the AMD processor it is wrong >: |
Same problem
I'm going through same problem.. have you find any solution??? I'm on AMD too
Edit: Problem's with nougat version.. Running Lollipop version successfully
WoltreX said:
The answer is simple: Your processor is not supported.
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nope i worked phoenix on dual core processor