[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] MaximalEye:
are either p4wifi / GT-P7510 kernel A or b needed with the newest the ROM thst is AOSP based?

just wondering what I missed I tried your newest TWRP biggest on p4wifi hardware, I got stuck on it starting up with the Samsung logo, it seemed like one of the kernel would not go passed the logo, also had to hold down my power button to get it to turn back on into TWRP aftwards, I went back to a TWRP that says its for p4wifi hardware since the one here seems to cause problems with my p4wifi device, I think I need to wait until this is either stable or in a beta state before I try it again, I may of missed something important for getting it too work, or I was just hoping it was stable as the android 7.2 rom , and that I would of been able to at least get it too boot up into it, no luck yet, I may try again in a few days since I don't like giving up on it, but I also need it somewhat stable, I don't care if its like beta state but wish at least I was not having so much trouble, it seemed easier getting the android 7.2 rom working maybe its just me and I made some mistake somehow or not.

I think I be sticking to android 7.2 for now, the only other fix I need to wait on is that shutdown thing that was posted about, I was able to install android 7.2 on my device but I having problems installing this android 8, I never got it go into the rom bootup processs with the android logo, it never got passed the Samsung logo with one kernel and the second kernel just seemed to go to a black screen afterwards

so I must of missed a step on the installing of this rom and the gapps from the open source gapps website. I was also not sure if either kernel needs to be installed before or after the rom is installed.

I tried install twrp311-20171127-BIGSYS.zip on p4wifi the p4wifi based twrp seem more stable, but I know that the p4wifi twrp can't install aosp-8.0 I tried it on the p4wifi builds listed on android 7.1 page but it fails to install on that version at all. again I must of missed a step doing the install process maybe I think.

then installed aosp-8.0-p4wifi-20171117.zip on it

next I tried to install p4wifi-aosp-8.0-kernel-20171127b.zip since it seemed to be downloaded more than the p4wifi-aosp-8.0-kernel-20171127a.zip , but I also tried to boot p4wifi-aosp-8.0-kernel-20171127a.zip kernel too then I tried to install

GApps - Open GApps current one listed on that webpage

Root - Magisk, was not sure if this is needed I was using SuperSU before with android 7.2, I not sure if Magisk broken the bootup

or if its still a problem with the kernel .zip files or if they are needed with the AOSP.zip since the kernel.zips don't seem to be show in the install process on the main page for this, again I tried them I don't no if it would boot on my p4wifi without the kernel zip files, I didn't try that anyway yet.

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also on a sidenote, besides using my Samsung tab 10.1 with these android 7.1 and 8.0 roms,

I also been playing with using the android x86 roms too, I found this one below also know of the android x86 builds that you can use Ubuntu Linux to build them on but having problems getting that to work on the current Ubuntu Linux , their source build guide is using an old version of Ubuntu , it seems that android x86 website has not been updated in awhile. anyway I found this one below on this website for using android on pcs too, its the best version since remix os android os been discontinued from what I read online anyway.

I don't no if you guys been playing around with this Bliss-x86 [oreo 8.x] for PC's, been using this with my old dell laptop, the only problem so far, I am not sure if the batteries app is working on it, also blutooth doesn't seem to work,

https://xdaforums.com/bliss-roms/bliss-roms-development/x86-bliss-x86-pc-s-t3534657

it seems their project is based on http://www.android-x86.org/ builds, at least it looks like PC Android Bliss-Roms-Development x86 page link above are just modified android-x86.org from this source code. I don't no since both Roms android-x86 and Bliss looks like they just changed a few things and added a few things to the android-x86 project, it looks like they are using their source code for running an android x86 system, I know wrote "Team Bliss is proud to present what may be a first for any ROM team, PC builds! " in the heading but I am pretty sure android-x86.org project been around a lot longer than Team Bliss, both roms run around the same quality so I guess it doesn't matter, the only differnce I can see is Bliss changed the Android bootup logo, and added a new shell ontop of the standard android one, also I think they added a dvd driver for it, and a few only small changes to the android-x86 system, its like a bunch of addons ontop of the android x86 project, still fun to play with but its not a new thing to be able to run android on laptops and desktop computers, since again android-x86.org been around a lot longer than the Bliss0x86 project I think. its still cool that their trying to make a better android desktop for computers anyway.

also below the source code, if you want to compile your own android-x86 for laptops and desktop computers below their web link for that stuff, requires access to Ubuntu Linux to compile android-x86 , I using it to compile oreo-x86 build of android-8.1.0_r1 I don't no if this is any stable or less yet than Bliss-x86 image of their oreo-x86, since its still downloading the files under my 18.04 Ubuntu Linux, trying the most newwest version of it, that was released to make an iso image from android-x86, their source page is listing outdated Ubuntu version to use something like 16.04 or something like that is current for android-x86 anyway I don't no if it matter much trying the newest version of linux to build it yet, since the source downloads is like 10-24 GB of data it has to fetch first with the repo command, I may wait on doing the full download of data, since its going to take a long time on my current internet connection to download between 10-24 GB to make one iso image anyway.

http://www.android-x86.org/getsourcecode

above is the link for the commands below that are used.

below is kind of how I went with the commands in building it, i don't no exactly if their been any problems yet, since I am still working on the download part.

Firstly, follow the AOSP page "Establishing a Build Environment" to configure your build environment. Then

$ mkdir android-x86

$ cd android-x86

$ repo init -u git://git.osdn.net/gitroot/android-x86/manifest -b oreo-x86

$ repo sync --no-tags --no-clone-bundle

Using lunch command (recommended)

You can source the file build/envsetup.sh into your bash environment to get some shell functions to help the building:

$ . build/envsetup.sh

Now you can select a target by lunch command:

$ lunch android_x86_64 -eng

Then you can build by m command:

$ m -jX iso_img

m command is equivalent to make, but you can use it in any subdirectory of the android-x86 tree.

Since froyo-x86, we also add menu selection to lunch command. Just type lunch, and you will get a list of available targets. Choose a target by inputting its number. Alternatively, just type lunch $number.

Building directly

To build a live cdrom iso image for target android_x86, type:

$ make iso_img TARGET_PRODUCT=android_x86