[Remix OS for PC] dodgyme:
You need to use Linux or the right partitioning software (definitely avoid partition guru or anything that can't handle ext4 partitions properly) and create ext4 and swap partitions. You then need to use the x86 installer that comes with remix OS (edit the grub line to install=1) and install to the ext4 (don't format when it asks) then do as follows:

grub? Yes

grub 2? No

System r/w? Yes

This will also allow your data.img to be extracted and make the remaining drive space available (i.e. no more 8, 16, 32gb limitation)

on windows (better to use a windowsPE or linux live OS) you need to download paragon ext manager or ext2fsd so that you can read the ext drive on windows.

Find the RemixOS installer and just install to a random partition, you need the files it creates to replace in the android folder created from the x86 installer (make sure the partition isn't cluttered so you can find the files easily).

Once you have randomly installed RemixOS, go to the install location, there should be an isolinux, efi and a few other files plus a folder named remix os.

Everything in the remixOS folder except the system.img, Data.img, and install.IMG need to be copied to the ext4 drive in the android folder. Rename that folder to RemixOS when done.

Now back to the previous folder with the efi, isolinux folders, copy those to the root of the ext 4 partition (not in the newly changed remixos folder)

Now, Open the remix OS iso with 7zip or an iso manager and copy ALL (except the ones previously skipped above) the files to the android folder created from the installer (that you just renamed to RemixOS). If you're using Linux you should just need to mount the drives and iso and replace the ones in the android folder.

Finally, using the mounted remixos ISO open the isolinux folder and find the grub file, change everything that says "android-x-x-x" to "RemixOS" and change the "create_data_img" to "create_data_partition=1" and save as a new iso with whatever name you want to give it. Bootice won't load from iso's but you can just create a grub file and point it to the ubnldr.mbr in the ext4 partition you created. Note that you need to make sure the isolinux and the efi folders from the original remix iso need to be copied to the ext4 partition as the ones created by the remix installer are empty. If using easybcd, just go to the add new entry, go to iso, make sure load from disk is selected, find the new iso you created and save the entry. Restart and everything should load as normal. I'll add pictures to show what my setup looks like. It took me forever to find a concrete way of doing this and these are the steps that seem to be the most flawless and i've tried several. Still want to get the efi boot version loaded properly on my system but there are no major differences between the 2 except the bootloader.

---------- Post added at 11:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:09 PM ----------

forgot to add some key points:

Don't use the RemixOS windows installer on the ext4 partition you'll just get an error.

Uninstall remix os from the uninstaller or control panel after copying files (don't cut or delete them manually otherwise you'll just have rogue folders/files).

This process can also be done in reverse creating the alternate remix ISO's with the Install and partition commands can save time. Definitely easier than manually creating grub bootloaders.

---------- Post added at 11:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 PM ----------

Oh you can also do this process from the USB version if you don't want to create iso's, editing the menu as needed per load.

---------- Post added at 11:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:30 PM ----------

This is what your partition setup should resemble ( i have numerous drives/partitions so it's a bit chaotic)

[IMG="Partitions"]http://imageshack.com/a/img923/1647/KoePuf.png[/IMG]

The "other" label is the ext4 and swap partitions. The swap should be behind the ext4.

---------- Post added at 11:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:43 PM ----------

What your RemixOS folder should look like:

[IMG="Remix OS folder"]https://imageshack.com/i/plR5GV3Gp[/IMG]

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What the root partition should look like:

[IMG="ext4 drive"]https://imageshack.com/i/pocvJeXYp[/IMG]

What the boot menu should look like:

[IMG="Boot menu"]https://imageshack.com/i/pncgVoU3j[/IMG]

What you should see when it's all said and done:

[IMG="RemixOS"]https://imageshack.com/i/poxKYf3Cp[/IMG]