Help How to install Android on a running LiveCD

[satimis]

Hi all,

Android android-x86_64-6.0-r2.iso burned on USB
Wireless keyboard and wireless mouse
Desktop PC

Boot up Android. The hard disk is detected.

Select install Android on disk
-> OK

on next screen both wireless keyboard and wireless mouse unable to work. TAB and UP/DOWN key all fail to work.

I can boot up Android. It works as LiveCD.

Is it possible to install Android on hard disk from there, including formating the hard disk? If YES, please advise how? Pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Regards
satimis

 

[kate]

Do you have a corded mouse and keyboard you could try? Android X86 works with a lot of hardware but sometimes has incompatibilities.

I'll tag @Bg260 who is familiar with Android X86, might know about installing from booted live CD.

 

[Dannydet]

Here's a better method....
http://www.memuplay.com

 

[Bg260]

Hi all,

Android android-x86_64-6.0-r2.iso burned on USB
Wireless keyboard and wireless mouse
Desktop PC

Boot up Android. The hard disk is detected.

Select install Android on disk
-> OK

on next screen both wireless keyboard and wireless mouse unable to work. TAB and UP/DOWN key all fail to work.

I can boot up Android. It works as LiveCD.

Is it possible to install Android on hard disk from there, including formating the hard disk? If YES, please advise how? Pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Regards
satimis

Follow my guide

http://androidforums.com/threads/installation-tips-tricks-and-guides.1061236/

Also, when running an emulator, the CPU and RAM is shared with the OS that is running it. When dual booting x86, the full capability of the machine is available.

 

[satimis]

Hi all,

ISO tried;
android-x86_64-6.0-r1.iso
android-x86_64-6.0-r2.iso
installed on USB Pendrive

Installation went through without problem.

Do you want to install boot loader GRUB
yes/skip

Tried both

Do you wan to install /system directory as read-write
......
yes/no

Tried both

Android-x86 is installed successfully
Reboot

Unable to boot (USB Pendrive removed)

The strange thing is "boot loader can be installed while installing both ISO mentioned above on VM of VirtualBox." Both Android versions can be booted after installation.

On google searches I found some threads relating to unable to install boot loader.

Regards
satimis

 

[scary alien]

I'm hoping @Bg260 might be able to help you here, satimis...

Hang on and let's see if he's around .

 

[scary alien]

Whoops! Didn't realize you already had another thread on this topic (and that @Bg260 was already involved), so I've merged them for you.

Cheers!

 

[Bg260]

Use Rufus to burn to USB. Also, here is something from a colleague.

http://androidforums.com/threads/official-bliss-x86-6-0-and-7-1-1.1113524/