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Progress on Running Android-x86 #224
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Look at this: https://sites.google.com/site/twisteroidambassador/android-x86/kitkat-non-sse3-build |
@BenNottelling I'm downloading the image now, and will let you know the results soon. Thanks! P.S. My download speed is horrible, not sure if I can finish downloading tonight... |
I did get Android working once (I believe android-x86-1.6-r2.iso), but it was so slow (taking one hour to boot) that I didn't bother pursuing this further. Still would be worth fixing that panic. Contributions are very welcome. |
I wonder why Android x86 is so slow |
@copy Can you guess what might be the reason (or rather do you think it’s fixable)? |
if you first install android-x86-1.6-r2.iso to a hdd image with qemu it boots MUCH faster within v86 |
@BenNottelling Maybe it's relatively much faster but I still found it quite unusable, speed-wise. How was your experience? |
@boramalper it was pretty unuseable lol |
I have a doubt. Why not try to emulate normal Android on a arm emulator (probably this - https://github.com/ozaki-r/arm-js) instead of trying to emulate Android-x86 on an x86 emulator? Just want to know what I am missing here. |
You are missing, that There is no Android build for ARM Computers with Bios (MBR)… But probably it would be possible. |
Hey here's a mini update for you! I found a build of android froyo (2.2) for VM's on the android X86 source forge page, and I believe it will work in vesa mode , but I haven't waited to see if it would yet. you want the |
I can try running it. 😅 |
I'm pretty sure you can run all versions of Android x86 in virtual box |
I mentioned VirtualBox to make the argument that the image is correct at least. |
No, I believe most reach the shell. |
Oh. Okay. I can try getting the GUI. |
Good luck sir! |
Sorry iam late to this issue #224 I have followed Copy directions to setup local debug.html and have downloaded the Android froyo iso attached are the proof of pudding The next step is finding how to reduce the booting time of the android ? Any ideas how to achieve this are welcomed |
How do you get the GUI? |
I added android-x86-1.6-r2.iso to the website: http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=android. Takes about 6 minutes to boot, a significant part of that is downloading cdrom sectors. It's scripted to auto-select VESA mode. If you see the |
Sorry to have taken time to respond .
I have tested it works I dont know if your free to dive into your development of Android in browser .
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Mussa Khonje | Information Assurance | Risk Information SME |Cyber Security SME
Tel:07946996622
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I added android-x86-1.6-r2.iso to the website: http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=android. Takes about 6 minutes to boot, a significant part of that is downloading cdrom sectors. It's scripted to auto-select VESA mode. If you see the A N D R O I D # prompt it's still loading.
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Hi Fabian
I was testing the android in MSI computer which has 32 gig memory it loads quickly but the mouse control requires alt key to free it from android , The other thing is i cant open port 80 to internet . Anothe qustion could be can i install adb in my linux computer and intract with androis os terminal
#adb device
#adb shell
I will be trying install Android os in my linux pc with 8 gig and see if i can run via console with web browser debuging buttons
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Sorry to have taken time to respond .
I have tested it works I dont know if your free to dive into your development of Android in browser .
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Mussa Khonje | Information Assurance | Risk Information SME |Cyber Security SME
Tel:07946996622
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I added android-x86-1.6-r2.iso to the website: http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=android. Takes about 6 minutes to boot, a significant part of that is downloading cdrom sectors. It's scripted to auto-select VESA mode. If you see the A N D R O I D # prompt it's still loading.
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Hi Fabian
Sorry forgote the screenshot for web-browser not access internet
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Hi Fabian
I was testing the android in MSI computer which has 32 gig memory it loads quickly but the mouse control requires alt key to free it from android , The other thing is i cant open port 80 to internet . Anothe qustion could be can i install adb in my linux computer and intract with androis os terminal
#adb device
#adb shell
I will be trying install Android os in my linux pc with 8 gig and see if i can run via console with web browser debuging buttons
Regards
Mussa Khonje | Information Assurance | Risk Information SME |Cyber Security SME
Tel:07946996622
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Sorry to have taken time to respond .
I have tested it works I dont know if your free to dive into your development of Android in browser .
Regards
Mussa Khonje | Information Assurance | Risk Information SME |Cyber Security SME
Tel:07946996622
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I added android-x86-1.6-r2.iso to the website: http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=android. Takes about 6 minutes to boot, a significant part of that is downloading cdrom sectors. It's scripted to auto-select VESA mode. If you see the A N D R O I D # prompt it's still loading.
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Looks like you can rebuild Android-x86 without SSE3 instructions for 4.3 (or 4.4) similar to this:
Source: |
Hey, any luck with this? I don't have a phone, and I wanted to run a fork/port of this to 3DS, which ends up needing an Android with at least 4.4. I don't have anything to compile with (well, unless you count the community computers, with a liveusb or somethin'), so I'm hoping some progress is goin on. |
Sorry to say, but you should probably look for another option |
Let's close this as working. |
Hi Fabian
Thanks for the Android in browser . I still would wish to have a stand alone Android run in the browser VM with access to Android Internals (Python 3) for my up coming Festung Server training course .
Festung Server is a docker container housing metasploitable 2 image which students have to lean ethical hacking basics on . I would wish to develop Browser Android further -- guess require a lesson in develop android in browser .
Please let me know what I would require to be part of developing Android image in browser .
Regards
Mussa
My site for Festung is at cehlab.com
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Closed #224<#224> as completed.
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@m25160618: if you just want python3, try https://replit.com/; if you really need an Android phone to "pintest" then buy a 20 dollar one at your local megastore of choice (wal-mart namely, if you happen to live in the states); and quit necroposting! |
It is clearly indicated in the readme -"No Android version seems to work, you still get a shell."- that Android doesn't run on v86, yet.
I wanted to submit a new issue for tracking the progress of running Android-x86 on v86, to share with each other
This is especially interesting/exciting since if we manage that, we can run Android as a progressive webapp (PWA) on Mobile Safari on iPhone and iPad; not that it will be necessarily useful but surely fun! =)
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