Some days back Daniel Fages from buildroid.org do the magic getting the Binary Translator of intel phones and doing a hack to can use in Android-x86 for virtualbox images, some days after he did to any Android-x86, so now, we have ARM apps working (not all, just ARMv5 at the moment).
I did my own build, and some benchmarks/test, if you wanna see it, just take a look at here:
How-to: Add ARM emulation (Binary Translator aka “libhoudini”) on Android-x86 4.0 ICS builds Step by Step.
Exclusive: Android-x86 4.0.4 “EeePC” running ARM apps (libhoudini videos/benchmarks, Angry birds, Quake3, Max Payne)
Android-x86 4.0.4-r2.1 (“Unofficial Releases” Generic EeePC and T101MT iso’s) Houdini(ARM)+FlashPlayer+Kernel 3.0.36
I hope that help, enjoy.
Regards.
Runnin marsmallow RR rom on zenfone 5 t00j houdini enabled but I want to convert an arm app. Can you please tell me how to do it? (Noob)
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Hi I think I will buy Ainol Novo 7 Aurora but I saw problem with MIPS that it cant run all the programs. So I wanna ask is possible to hack Tablet or apk to make it work normally on tablet ?
The Aurora is ARM not MIPS.
Hey guys, I'm wanting to run proprietary driver in android x86 4.4.4 r3 so as my 750 ti will function correctly. I presume that I'll have to roll it in by building android for source; but if there's an easier way, I'm happy to do that too.
How to install arm translation on virtual box android x86 without genymotion ?
Hi !
As far as I read on google " x86 doesn't support ARM instructions without an emulator, and as of right now, ARM doesn't support native x86 instructions without an emulator that doesn't currently exist " as long as x86 and ARM are different architectures
Cheers !
Hello everyone, I'd like to ask the following question(s).
Background: I've got experience in programming Java, C#, Python and I've messed around other programming languages before.
I'd like to get into the entire ROM building / compiling / 'cooking' scene but I am clueless as where I could start. I've a Zuk Z2(plus) with an unlocked bootloader and TWRP 3.1.0-3 installed.
Rom: AOSPExtended V4.4
Kernel: DarkMoon Experimental 178
Mod(s): shox_Audio_Mod V1.4
Gapps: Opengapps micro
Root: Magisk V13.2
I've been testing lots of roms recently, and now I am getting interested in (as mentioned above) compiling my own roms and maybe even port a rom myself? I'd start out with testing on my Zuk Z2(plus) since I can recover this device from any kind of software-brick. The main reason I'd like to mess around in this scene is because I've got an older tablet laying around with a MTK SOC, but with android 4.4.4 and I'd like to be able to update this
Tablet I'd like to upgrade (eventually): Cube T9 (currently only supports android 4.4.4)
I'd like to create a ROM based on one of these tablets: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/BOBARRY-10-inch-screen-for-T109-only-a-screen/32801822243.html
It might be completely fake hardware specs, I only hope that the SOC and the android version are correct (Maybe someone can confirm this for me)?
It's the only other tablet I've found running the MT8752 SOC and an android version higher then 4.x.x.
Any idea's tips or places where I could start best? I am open to all suggestions so please comment below
Hello.
I am trying to install android on a Condeco V2 tablet. Does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Device runs WinCE 7 OS, has probably a 32-bit SoC: modern Android OS versions require 64-bit SoC.
jwoegerbauer said:
Device runs WinCE 7 OS, has probably a 32-bit SoC: modern Android OS versions require 64-bit SoC.
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It is not WinCE 7, but it is android. Yes there are two versions of Windows and Android. I have one with android. The problem is that when I turn it on it immediately starts the base program and I want to have the usual android.
What is meant with base program ?