Can Venue 11 pro install Android x86?

It doesn't seem to be able to pretend.,I'm also V11P.,Found that V11P only supports 32-bit EFI boot boot,Android X86 doesn't support EFI boot,Android IA is a 64-bit EFI boot,It's not good!

It shouldn't be, even if it can be installed, but there may be software conflicts.

If you install it in a USB flash drive, it is recommended to operate in a virtual machine and install it into a USB flash drive in the normal way (it is recommended to divide it into two areas, install Android in the second partition, and set the second partition to bootable, so that the first partition can still be used in Windows). If your motherboard is UEFI, then try IA, this one definitely won't boot.

To summarize as follows: doskey xiaohei=dir doskey dir=echo bad command or file name Now the dir command will not work, replaced by xiaohei I set. Entering dir shows bad command or file name, and entering xiaohei, which I set myself, is the same function as dir before.

Knowing this usage, we can also invalidate dangerous commands such as fdisk, format, deltree, etc.

It doesn't seem to be able to pretend.,It's also V11P,I found that V11P only supports 32-bit EFI boot startup,Android X86 doesn't support EFI boot,Android IA is 64-bit EFI boot,It's not good.。

It is summarized as follows:

doskey xiaohei=dir

doskey dir=echo bad command or file name

Now the dir command will not work, and the setting of xiaohei will be replaced.

Entering dir will show bad command or file name, and entering xiaohei set by yourself is the same function as dir before.

Knowing this usage can also invalidate dangerous commands such as fdisk, format, deltree, etc.

1. Tools: VM, Android x86 image.

2. Steps:

3.If the client system is selected, the version is also selected.

4.This step is to choose the virtual machine name and storage location, which can be set according to personal preference.

5.This step is to set the disk capacity, and the default is fine.

6.After saving, we still need to set it up. The memory is set according to how much memory we have, preferably 1g. Then we find the cd *** option and set up the image file. 1024mb=1g

7.Then start the virtual machine and select the bottom one.

8.Then select the first option.

9.Zheng Hengji is creating a new partition, and the capacity is good by default.

10.Select Bootable to set this partition to boot partition, then select Write and enter yes. Finally return in the selection of quit.

11.Select the first item and select the ext3 partition. And then all the way yes. Finally, after installation, do not boot directly, select the second option to restart the system.

12.The first reboot will allow you to select the language, find Chinese and then select. Skip wifi option, shout carefully if skipping wifi after keeps showing this page can not be next.

Please right-click the icon in the upper right corner to disconnect, and then select Skip again when returning to WiFi.

13.When this page appears, we are reconnecting. If you cannot access the Internet, check whether the network settings of the virtual machine are in NAT mode.

Note: Since it is the x86 version of the Android system, there will be some intolerance for the mobile version of the Android software.

Model E40 0199A35 Also tried An error occurred when formatting the partition during installation.

I also use this version on my company computer.

Virtual Machine

Other questions can also be compared in the two forums, the idea forum.

Think Forum.

Hope it helps, thank you.

Upstairs half-understood,In fact, the system based on Android-x86 is not only the Phoenix system,There is also Remix OS,Yiming operating system (domestic,There is also a name called Openthos),AndroidX86Native is also good。

As for how to write it as a startup disk, you can use some burning tools, such as Ultraiso (the compatibility is a bit not very good, but for Android these are possible).

As for how to install, you can make a boot disk first, and then install it (for a Ming system, you need to change the boot items yourself).

Another way is to extract the ISO file to the root directory (other directories can also be used), modify BCD (Windows) or Grub2 (Linux), and then you can install it. If you don't lose your personal data after restarting, put it in the unzipped directory, which is actually the ext4 mirror of squashfs, and there doesn't seem to be much about the production method on the Internet.

If you don't understand, ask me again.