Once you’re at the Live CD menu, choose the VESA option and Android should be up within 30 seconds.- ADVERTISEMENT - Android as an operating systemįirst of all, be warned that Android is an operating system designed for smartphones and that it is not even optimized enough for tablets. In a computer, using Android as the main OS may not be a very good idea, since you are 100% dependent on Play Store applications, and these can not be compared to desktop systems. If you didn’t catch it in time (and hit the “Reboot and Select proper Boot device” message) click Action, Reset.
When the virtual machine begins to boot click the CD menu, Capture ISO Image, and navigate to the ISO that you downloaded earlier. Once that’s done, click the Start button in the Virtual PC Console. You can accept all the defaults to make things easier. Next, setup a new Virtual Machine with a new VHD. To go that route, download and install VPC 2007 from Microsoft. If your computer doesn’t boot from the USB drive (like mine), you can still see what Android is like using Microsoft’s Virtual PC 2007. If it is (or if you want to see if your laptop will boot to Android), you’ll want to download this tool which help you make a bootable USB drive.
iso, here, then check and see if your laptop is on the “supported” list. Thanks to the kernel mode setting (kms) feature introduced in kernel 2.6.29.” The Lenovo ThinkPad 圆1 Tablet and many EeePC’s including:Įee Top 1602C (in VESA mode), touchsceen worksĪccording to the detailed post (link below) “except T91 and Eee Top, all can run the native resolutions (800×480 or 1024×600) via i915 driver. Intel has been hard at work porting Android from ARM over to x86, and they’re getting really close! Take a look at the video and I’ll show you how to setup a bootable thumbdrive if you’ve got a compatible laptop, and how to setup a VPC if you don’t.
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