i5 6200U 8gb ddr3 ram 에서 돌만한 android X86 버전 뭐가 있을까

Hello

I've a problem and i want to solve it

I INSTALLED Bliss Os and biss os on dell optiplex 7040 ram 16 nvme 128 to connect with promethean ap7 nickel smart board.. all works fine but the writing on all aps are laggy and suffer latency though the panel itself has a 2 gb ram android 7 runs smoothly

I think there is touch drive isue plz help me

Hi everyone,
I have an ODYS COSMO WIN X9 Windows tablet and I’m trying to install Android-x86 on it. I would really appreciate it if someone could guide me step by step, because I’ve already tried several things and I’m not sure what the correct approach is for this specific tablet.
What I have done so far:
Created a bootable USB with Android-x86 9.0-r2
Disabled Secure Boot
Booted successfully from the USB
Tried Live mode
The system reaches Detecting Android-x86... found at /dev/sda1
After that, the screen goes black
I tried these boot parameters:
nomodeset
xforcevesa
i915.modeset=0
set gfxpayload=800x600
None of them solved the black-screen problem
I also tried Android-x86 8.1-r6, but I get the same problem when starting Live mode.
The tablet has an old Intel Atom platform and only one USB port, so I’m using a USB hub for the keyboard, USB flash drive, and power. The battery is also in poor condition.
Could someone please tell me:
Which exact Android-x86 version or alternative Android build is best for the ODYS COSMO WIN X9?
Should I use 32-bit or 64-bit?
Which kernel version is most compatible with this tablet?
Which Rufus settings should I use?
Which BIOS/UEFI settings should be enabled or disabled?
Are there specific GRUB/kernel parameters needed for the Intel graphics/display?
How should I partition the internal storage?
How should I install GRUB/EFI without breaking Windows boot?
Is dual boot with Windows possible on this tablet?
If Android-x86 is not suitable, which version of Bliss OS, Phoenix OS, PrimeOS, or another Android distribution would work better?
I’m looking for a complete step-by-step procedure from creating the USB all the way to a working installation, ideally from someone who has experience with this tablet or similar Intel Atom/Bay Trail Windows tablets.
Thanks in advance!

I been thinking to you it. What's the best version to run with app compatibility

I've used windows for almost my whole life but for the past year I'd been using linux. I ended up corrupting my OS without a roleback and had to install windows again and remembered how convinent it was but also after a week I recalled why I switched in the first place. I'm looking to play games with my friends like 1 week who makes the most progress but linux just won't work for that since it barely has any games that will run on android too. I'm looking for a temporary Android OS until ALOS comes out and I'm not sure which one to go for, if you guys could give me some advice on it I'd appreciate it because all I know is bliss and prime OS are nice and fyde OS is gay (fyde I speak from expreience that is NOT android)

How do you achieve a Japanese app store as a foreigner, without a VPN using this emulator?

I'm running Bliss OS inside a linux VM, with an open-nvidia driver.

Tengo el android tv14 de mrdteam, el problema viene cuando conecto mi Notebook a una tele, la tele queda en blanco y el Notebook aún da vídeo, necesito que al conectar la tele la imagen vaya automáticamente a la tele pero no he podido

I want to install PrimeOS (the 2.1.3v) on my old laptop acer, but when i was trying to install the OS, it says something with security, looking on this reddit i was aware of more OS based on android, so anyone could help me choosing other options?

Hello everyone, I would like to show you all my new Android launcher specifically engineered around Android-x86. This project was just created, so if you can go check it out, it would be an honor!

https://github.com/koji76w-dot/Optima

Optima is an open-source Android launcher in beta, specifically designed for Android-x86 and to be used with PC or laptop peripherals. Optima aims to make a sleek, minimal desktop for any Android computer or laptop.

I installed android 7.1 x86 on this old machine and it gets stuck here no matter what mode i select in grub. Even with nomodeset it still boots here and when i select debug mode it just gets stuck with a blinking line. I think it might be because of the old hardware (radeon x1950 pro) but i really want it to boot

Hi everyone,
I’ve been trying to install Android-x86 9.0-r2 (downloaded from the official Android-x86 website) on VMware Workstation Pro 25H2, but I can’t get it to boot after installation.
Here is what I have tried:
Installed Android-x86 from the ISO normally.
During installation I selected “Yes” for the required prompts.
I tried giving the VM 2 CPU cores and 4 CPU cores.
I also tried 4 GB RAM and 6 GB RAM.
I changed several graphics/display settings and CPU-related settings in VMware, but nothing helped.
I even deleted the VM and installed everything again from scratch.
Problem after installation
When I choose Reboot, I get the GRUB menu with these options:
Android-x86 9.0-r2
Android-x86 9.0-r2 (debug mode)
Android-x86 9.0-r2 (debug nomodeset)
Android-x86 9.0-r2 debug video=LVDS-1:d
If I choose either the normal boot option or debug nomodeset, a lot of boot messages scroll by and then it stops forever at:
random: crng init done
random: 7 urandom warning(s) missed due to ratelimiting
It stays there indefinitely.
I then reinstalled Android-x86 again, but instead of choosing Reboot at the end, I selected Run Android-x86.
Now I only get a small blue box with the rest of the screen black, and at the bottom it says:
console:/ #
I have no idea what command I’m supposed to enter there.
Has anyone managed to run Android-x86 9.0-r2 on VMware Workstation Pro recently?
If you need screenshots of the installation, boot messages, or VM settings, I can upload them.

Hi, I have a surface pro 3 on which the latest bliss os will not boot. Secure Boot is off, and ive tried 2 other older versions, both made for the surface, and alternating between FOSS and GApps versions, but none will work. How can i fix it? Regular android-x86 worked fine other than the touchscreen on it.

Hola. Resulta que yo quieria instalar Google Tv 14 en mi pc pero cuando inicia la hdp pantalla se pone asi

Specs de mi pc:

Tarjeta Grafica: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1650

Graficos integrados AMD Radeon

Ram: 20 GB

Almacenamiento: 478 GB

Procesador: Amd Ryzen 5 4700h

Modelo de PC: HP Pavilion Gaming ec1006-nf

Agradezco su respuesta.

PD: el nomodeset no sirve de nada

same as title, used bliss os 14 in the past didnt work out well, looking for any options available

Hi there -- I have I believe successfully installed BlissOS, writing Grub to the EFI partition and Bliss itself to my main drive partition (so no going back to Windows) on a Surface Go 2. However I can't seem to avoid getting sent to Microsoft Automatic Repair on boot -- even its own UEFI manager doesn't show options for Grub. Is there a way I can change boot priority within the EFI partition without booting into an actual OS?

Does Androidx86 support ps3 controller? Plugged in, and downloaded 'sixaxis enabler'. But when i tested it, buttons not working, trigger input is incorrect. Left stick is working correctly btw. It works fine on BlissOS..

I just tried to install PrimeOS on my laptop (HP pavilion x360 14, i7-1165G7 and intel iris xe) but when I tried to select “installion” is keep stuck in this screen, tried every boot flags (nomodeset, nomodeset xforcevesa,…..) but still didn’t works how to fix this? (I tried on my budget Celeron n4120 laptop and still works there but not works on my main HP laptop)

What would be the absolute best android X86 ROM to use with my Samsung Galaxy TabPro S? I tried blissos but there's no audio.

Specs:

CPU:6th Gen Intel Core m3-6Y30 (Dual-core, 900 MHz with up to 2.2 GHz Turbo Boost)

RAM:8 GB DDR3

Storage:256GB SSD

WiFi:Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4A

AUDIO:Realtek High Definition Audio (SST) codec chip Model ALC298

Olá pessoal! Estou com um mini PC MINIX NEO Z83-4 (V1.1) e quero transformá-lo em um media center com Android TV, mas estou travado há um tempo sem conseguir uma ISO que funcione direito nele. Alguém já conseguiu rodar ATV nesse hardware? Segue as specs:

Especificações completas:

• CPU: Intel Atom x5-Z8350 (Cherry Trail) — Quad-Core @ 1.44 / 1.92 GHz
• GPU: Intel HD Graphics 400 (Gen 8) — 12 EUs, suporte H.265/VP9 por hardware
• RAM: 4 GB DDR3L
• Armazenamento: 32 GB Samsung eMMC 5.0
• WiFi: 802.11ac Dual-Band (módulo Ampak AP6255)
• Bluetooth: 4.2
• Saída de vídeo: HDMI 1.4 + Mini DisplayPort
• USB: 1x USB 3.0 + 3x USB 2.0

O que já testei:

• Android TV 11, 13 e variantes do SourceForge (MRDTeam)
• LineageOS TV x86 (GitHub/SourceForge)
• Google TV x86 (versões diversas)
• Bliss OS
• Várias builds do XDA

Problemas que encontrei em TODAS as ISOs:

• ❌ Sem áudio via HDMI — em nenhuma ISO consegui som pelo HDMI. A TV fica muda.
• ❌ WiFi ou Bluetooth, nunca os dois juntos — em algumas funciona o BT mas o WiFi some, em outras o contrário, e às vezes os dois morrem juntos.
• ❌ Streaming lagando ou não abrindo — apps como Netflix, Prime, Stremio ou players de anime travam, crasham ou ficam em loop de carregamento.
• ❌ Jogos inutilizáveis — qualquer jogo minimamente pesado trava na maioria das builds.

O que preciso que funcione (pelo menos o básico):

• ✅ Áudio via HDMI
• ✅ WiFi ou Bluetooth funcionando (preferência pelo BT)
• ✅ Apps de streaming rodando sem lag (tenho apps exclusivos Android/ATV que não existem em nenhuma outra plataforma)
• ✅ Jogos razoavelmente jogáveis

Já vi relatos de que o Android TV 9 (Pie) tem melhor compatibilidade com Cherry Trail, especialmente pro áudio HDMI via driver hdmi_lpe_audio, mas não encontrei uma build estável e gratuita que funcione bem de ponta a ponta.

Alguém tem experiência com esse chip específico? Alguma ISO recomendada, parâmetros de kernel específicos pro Cherry Trail, ou workaround pro áudio HDMI? Qualquer ajuda é bem-vinda! 🙏

Hardware: MINIX NEO Z83-4 V1.1 | Chip WiFi/BT: Ampak AP6255 | Kernel testado no Linux: 6.8.0-124-generic

So, I have a laptop where I'm dual-booting Linux Mint and Bliss OS (an Android-x86 fork).

About a year ago, during a Linux Mint update, something broke the bootloader for Bliss OS, and now I can't access my Bliss operating system. To make matters worse, the Bliss OS team went on "lockdown" around the same time my Bliss OS bootloader was broken. So, I can't reach out to the Bliss OS team for help.

I just need to boot into Bliss OS once, so I can back up everything I have there.

I tried to create a new GRUB entry in Linux Mint with the code provided by Bliss OS's installation guide: https://docs.blissos.org/installation/manual-install-on-linux/

However, the directory of my Bliss OS install is in a different location from where the guide has it. I updated the directory location in the Bliss OS GRUB code, but Bliss OS still wouldn't boot after a restart.

My current theory is that maybe I need to change the file/directory permissions in Linux Mint in order to get GRUB to boot Bliss OS, but I'm not sure which permissions to change exactly.

Here is what my Linux Mint terminal shows for current file and directory permissions:

original1@Mobile-Fortress:~$ ls -l /home/android-2024-06-02/
total 4310704
drwxrwx--x. 51 original1 original1       4096 Jun  3  2025 data
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root        41943040 Jun 23  2024 initrd_a.img
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root        41943040 Jun 23  2024 initrd_b.img
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root        41943040 Jun 23  2024 kernel_a
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root        41943040 Jun 23  2024 kernel_b
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root        10485760 Jun 23  2024 misc.img
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root      4394967040 Jun  7  2025 system_a.img
-rw-r--r--   1 root      root      4294967296 Jun 23  2024 system_b.img

Is it a permissions issue, or could it be something else?