Android x86 is a project that is focused on patching Android so that it can be executed on netbooks, laptops and any other computer, in this way it can not only be executed on smartphones but we can also give it a taste for those who do not yet have one. The project has a list of all equipment that has been tested this version of Android patched and from what I see is focused more than anything on netbooks. We can also use it in other types of computers, notebooks and tablets; It is only necessary to test it and if everything runs well you can send the characteristics of your computer to add it to the list of supported hardware.
The project was created during version 1.5, and has improved a lot until the adaptation of version 2.2. Support for the main Wifi and Ethernet devices has been added; OpenGL libraries are used for graphics.
This version of Android does not have access to the Android Market, but instead has a repository with applications fully adapted to operate on the X86 architecture.
During installation, it allows the creation of a virtual SD memory card with a custom size, to simulate the memory card of a mobile terminal.
Installation
Download the ISO image, burn it to a CD or USB and start your computer with it. If you are not so daring you can also use a virtualization application such as VMWare or VirtualBox.
For more information and instructions on how to install Android-X86, don't forget to go through the official project page.
Sources: Android-X86 & solinux
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the version k works in virtual box is the eeepc. at least it is the k it worked for me
I hope it is more stable, I tried it a few months ago and it was very unstable.
Very good data.
Yes, it did improve a bit. He still lacks ...
A hug krafty! Paul.
ps: I like your nickname, it reminds me of krusty the clown. haha! 🙂
Krafty, for the tribute theme that the New Orders made to Kraftwerk 😛
can we use Angry Birds ?? that game kills me XD hahaha 🙂
How is that game? Everyone is talking about him ...: S
Cheers! Paul.
What breaks my balls is that to download applications you have to have a phone associated with the google account ... If it is x86! What the hell do you ask me for a cell phone for!
It's a good point.
Hi, I'm something new with linux but I used it and it got me out of a fuss I have a mini asus 2 gb hdd 512 in ram and I use peppermint it is very good I will format and install android on my computer to cooperate with the project and make linux be for all
There is already a plugin to play it in chrome / chromium and firefox: p
What you publish is very good, but if you are looking for a simpler alternative, you can try an emulator that is already compiled like Youwave, which is very light and easy to use.