Who have USB hub,, keyboard and a flash-drive with android x86 7? We have intel x64 proc. So we have also boot manager(f8 or f12 key,, or delete)))
Someone should do a flashable zip for twrp 3 x86.
Is this possible?
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As above, does it supported? Seem Surface RT is ARM based, so can it install Android on it to replace the windows?
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Qualcomm makes ARM based processors. ARM64 would be a 64 bit chip which we don't have.
x86 and x64 (32 and 64 bit) processors are made by Intel and AMD and are what is in most desktops/laptops.
I can't extract Note 7 system.img using ImgExtractor 1.3.7 and SVAImgUnpack.
When i try to extract Note 7 system.img using ImgExtractor 1.3.7 and SVAImgUnpack it freezes.
I waited 10~15 minutes but nothing happened.
How can i extract Note 7 system.img?
PC Specification
Acer Aspire V5-132
Windows 10 Home 64-bit Build 14393.105 (Release Preview Ring)
Intel Celeron 1019Y
Intel HD Graphics 3rd Gen Driver 10.18.10.4425
DirectX 11
RAM 6GB
HGST HDD 500GB
Here are many links to different kernels/custom firmwares based on:
1) Official ASUS firmware for Android 5 and 6
2) Lineage 14.1 for Android 7
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...t-kvm-kernel-virtual-machine-enabled-t3777356
The question is: do any of these use 64-bit linux kernels instead of 32-bit?
When I checked out BORET's architecture using the uname -a command it says:
3.10.72BORETS_ROM_Kernel-x86_64_moor .......... i686
Does the i686 part indicate that it's only operating in 32-bit mode instead of 64-bit despite the mention of x86_64?
The problem being: I'm unable to install any Linux Deploy AMD64 distros., and I suspect it's because the architecture only supports i386/i686? You see Qemu has a limitation with RAM:
1) 32-bit on 32-bit = 2 GB max
2) 64-bit on 32-bit = 3 GB max
3) 64-bit on 64-bit = unlimited
Hence, if I wanted to allocate 3.5 GB RAM to a virtual machine then I would need the linux kernel and linux deploy distro to be running in 64-bit mode.
gilius2k15 said:
Here are many links to different kernels/custom firmwares based on:
1) Official ASUS firmware for Android 5 and 6
2) Lineage 14.1 for Android 7
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...t-kvm-kernel-virtual-machine-enabled-t3777356
The question is: do any of these use 64-bit linux kernels instead of 32-bit?
When I checked out BORET's architecture using the uname -a command it says:
3.10.72BORETS_ROM_Kernel-x86_64_moor .......... i686
Does the i686 part indicate that it's only operating in 32-bit mode instead of 64-bit despite the mention of x86_64?
The problem being: I'm unable to install any Linux Deploy AMD64 distros., and I suspect it's because the architecture only supports i386/i686? You see Qemu has a limitation with RAM:
1) 32-bit on 32-bit = 2 GB max
2) 64-bit on 32-bit = 3 GB max
3) 64-bit on 64-bit = unlimited
Hence, if I wanted to allocate 3.5 GB RAM to a virtual machine then I would need the linux kernel and linux deploy distro to be running in 64-bit mode.
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As far as I know Asus did not release anything 64bit for our phone
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Factory images for Google Pixel | Android Developers
Instructions for downloading and installing QPR Beta system images for Pixel devices
developer.android.com
I flashed the privacy sandbox beta with flashtool. Seems pretty stable
hanschke said:
Factory images for Google Pixel | Android Developers
Instructions for downloading and installing QPR Beta system images for Pixel devices
developer.android.com
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I think you mean "64 bit only". x64 is a shorthand for x86_64, which is a totally different CPU architecture.
thats wrong. x86 is for 32 bit and x64 for 64 bit.
hanschke said:
thats wrong. x86 is for 32 bit and x64 for 64 bit.
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Did you even read what I said? Those are DIFFERENT CPU ARCHITECTURES.
x86 is 32bit x86
x86_64 is 64bit x86.
x64 is SHORTHAND for x86_64.
These phones are ARM CPUs. ARMv7 is 32bit. ARMv8 is 64bit.