yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
sorry i wasn't clear in my last post (my fault) the reason why their should be a list of available devices is to allow users to easily connect up controllers and remotes up to the device, currently i have no idea if it is correctly working as i can find the device but without the list, i can't connect other devices to it and test that out

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try default Android x86 and see what happens, most likely the kernel isn't liking something in your hardware config and refuses to boot as a result, if it still doesn't boot try a normal Linux distribution like Ubuntu and see if it boots up
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Normal Android x86 boots up normally, it shows up the normal/debug... selection
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
might just be Android TV x86, what version of Android x86 did you try, if possible try 7.0 as that is what Android TV x86 is based on

if it doesn't boot then thats the problem, usually looking though the change log between versions can help figure out why something isn't working
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
This is the version I booted up normally:

I couldn't find Android 7.0 on android-x86 website
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
You must not have look very well if you had just under What is new? just a few lines down on 2018-05-02 there a link to it
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
I have looked very well, there's only 7.1 no 7.0
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Booting up Android 7.0 shows cursor the same way the Android TV does - sadly :(

Is it planned to update AndroidTV to Android 7.1 any time soon?
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
I must rather see Android 8.0 Oreo
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Or 8.0 Oreo, doesn't matter for me if it's going to work :D :D
[Device Reviews and Information] SoHardToFindAFreeUsername:
Hi,

Thanks for the job.

Sorry for this little basic question : after installing the "installer v1.0.0" do we have to install each updates (1.0.7 then 1.0.8 then ... to 1.1.3) ? Or only some of them ?

(I don't understand if updates are updates or reset and fresh install).

Thanks for your light
[Device Reviews and Information] mukgu:
Quicksupport teamviewer cash how to fix TOSanthony
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
Non just install ISO then download and install 1.1.2 then

Update in OTA to 1.1.4
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
Try latest 1.1.4 ISO installation.
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
Thanks TOSanthony for post the latest ISO
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
thats for it to appear in the google play store, even if your system was rooted a side loaded version would work the same, it's something else...
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
Ok that not what I have read when search for Netflix will no longer work on rooted Android devices
[Device Reviews and Information] DiogoSilva48:
With magisk works if it's possible to get it here.
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
Has any one had any luck with Live Channel working ? if yes what Hauppauge USB Tuner was you using
[Device Reviews and Information] pdoubleuj:
Intel/Broadcom Auto Reconnect Wifi?

Hi, long time lurker and fan! Been playing with both Android x86 and now Android TV x86 and I'm your number one FAN! :D

I have read through ALL of the posted messages and replies and I know to install the ISO and then just run the latest update and to have two partitions when installing 1 for UEFI/Grub and the other for Android. ;)

My issue is with my HP Hardware: it has no problem setting up a Wifi connection - works great. However, if the signal is disrupted, or when I reboot, it will not auto reconnect to my saved networks. Same behavior in x86 7.1 rc1, rc2, 8.1 rc1 and now 7.12tv. HP Touchsmart Elite 9300. While a pain in x86 world, it is unrecoverable in AndroidTV because I'm controlling the device with a Wifi Android Remote.

There was a 'patch' talked about in the x86 Google Group that seems like it might be the answer, but I sadly, do not know how to patch the software. Willing to learn. man patch yielded nothing.

h t t p s : / / groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/android-x86/sUqEsvjpqps/miXrjQJ_BQAJ

Know enough to be dangerous but willing to try anything.
[Device Reviews and Information] Jimmersd:
Version 1.1.2 got the Live Channel working okay on my install. But the video quality is low, probably 480p. HDMI video works but there is no audio and the app complains that it can't play audio. Analog and system audio does work.

I am using network connected SiliconDust Prime tuners.
[Device Reviews and Information] SHSPVR:
I see
[Device Reviews and Information] NandaKrish:
WIFI AutoConnect Issue

Hi,

I have the same issue in my dell laptop which has B43XX broadcomm wifi device, the workaround I'm currently using is to boot through "DEBUG" mode and its able to auto connect. I'm also looking for a fix, as DEBUG mode needs user interaction to type "EXIT" twice.

[MENTION=6054042]Tsoa[/MENTION]ntony - Any other workaround will be very much helpful.

Thanks
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Tried installing via new 1.1.4 Installer iso, but I still get solid cursor. :(

Is this build 32bit or 64bit?
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
if you can disable your internal wifi card and get a usb one (any old one should work) and see what happens then, your wireless card on your laptop may just be incompatible like how many have Bluetooth issues even though they use the same card, sometimes different wireless chipsets work better than others

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64 bit only, the name is a bit misleading but thats android x86's problem...
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Okay, thanks

Does anyone have any idea on how to resolve the cursor problem?
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
try normal android x86, see what happens... it's most likely a GPU problem (a common issue with Android x86) and seeing if a stock Android x86 has the same problem can help diagnose the issue

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oh yea, i am going to try and see if i can connect up to a Bluetooth device via the debug terminal to help with my Bluetooth issue [MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION]

as long as the terminal can connect and keep a connection with a Bluetooth device such as a Xbox one controller we can rule out that the underlying Bluetooth services are the issue

if i can get it working i will post the commands on how to do it here
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
I have already tried normal android x86 and both Android 7.0 and 7.1.2 booted up normally.
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
you up to date on the latest version of Android TV x86? (1.1.4, you have to update to 1.1.2 manually then use the OTA updater within Android TV x86 itself)
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
I tried booting from installer v1.0.0 and installer v1.1.4 and both show cursor on boot.

I am not able to install android tv therefore I am not able to install update manually or using the OTA.
[Device Reviews and Information] bistala:
very good job, it works excellent, but I have a question, why do not you take all the ram that my notebook has? , I have 4 gb and only take 2 gb, there is some way to enable all the ram, and the other, in the last update is the option to change the cpu goveenator to performance, but when restarting it returns to powersave, there is some way to leave the default option performance?
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
might just be an incompatibility with your hardware (Android x86 is notorious for that) nothing i can do about that. you will have to take that up with [MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION] as i can't do much else for you mate... sorry.

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it changing back may be a bug...

i'm sure he can fix it, the RAM bit may be a bug with the Linux kernel and your memory controller on your notebook. can you try Ubuntu and see if it allocates more RAM? if it does i'm betting that it's a kernel bug and something we can't fix, if not then your system may have less RAM then you think, you cna open it up and check it your self, the RAM modulus would say what size they are somewhere on them
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
I am aware that you can't do anything for me right now. I am still hoping for [MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION] to release some kind of fix for this.
[Device Reviews and Information] bistala:
[/QUOTE]

it changing back may be a bug...

i'm sure he can fix it, the RAM bit may be a bug with the Linux kernel and your memory controller on your notebook. can you try Ubuntu and see if it allocates more RAM? if it does i'm betting that it's a kernel bug and something we can't fix, if not then your system may have less RAM then you think, you cna open it up and check it your self, the RAM modulus would say what size they are somewhere on them[/QUOTE]

with windows have 4 gb , with ubuntu too , in bios show me 4gb , so i think is problem of kernel and hope [MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION] , fix it
[Device Reviews and Information] Taiga2008:
[MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION] i am a little confused,will the last version 7.1 work with an nVidia PCI card(GTX 1060)?

If i can't run it with a PCI card its OK if i run it setting the IGFX to be the primary boot device?

Also how do i dualboot it with windows 10,i mean how do i add win 10 to GRUB.

THX.

Update*

Not working with GTX 1060 but neither with igfx even trying nomodeset and LVDS still getting android #fugu

I5-7600...
[Device Reviews and Information] G-Low:
Experimenting

Hi all,

I just found out about this project and wanted to experiment with it. I've followed all the installation instructions I could find but I'm always getting the same result: The neverending Google animation on startup.

I've created 2 partitions UEFI (fat32) of 512mb and ANDROID with the rest of the disk. The EFI Grub is installed on partition 1 and Android TV x86 installation goes without a problem. But I never see the interface. I'm assuming it's a hardware compatibility issue. :(

I'm testing it on a Lenovo X130e laptop with a AMD E-300 processor, 320GB HDD and 4GB of RAM.

I've tried with the internal display, VGA out or HDMI out.

Can anyone tell me if I'm doing something wrong or if my suspicions are right? Thanks for your help! :D
[Device Reviews and Information] stipey_up2000:
- After some tries I was able to install it (wiped my win 10 boot, but that's another issue to investigate) and everything seems to work surprisingly well.

- I had to fix my HDMI sound output following this https://hernaaan.wordpress.com/2018...android-x86-if-it-doesnt-work-out-of-the-box/ . You can install termux and tsudo and easily do the changes. Be careful with the card numbers. F.i. my HDMI is 0 instead of 1.

Here are my questions :

- Apparently I'm unable to get the chromecast working, should it work or there is a known issue?

- Does the DLNA server work?

- Also the installed OSMC seems to work with unaccelerated hardware. Is that also known?
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
I found a solution to solve this problem, a patch will be deployed soon
[Device Reviews and Information] bucs9115:
Hi everyone,

First of all I would like to say thank you very much for this! I think it's really awesome. :) keep up the good work

I have the latest 1. 1. 4 version of the OS and the issue that I am having is that it is refusing HDMI audio. Video works just fine. I have tried going to TV menu>device settings>audio>and selecting HDMI. It does not solve my issue.

I have also tried going to settings and turning off surround sound. Setting it to never, because I read somewhere that that might help as well, but it did not

Windows 10 has no problem with HDMI audio on my system.

I have tried 2 different HDMI cables just to rule that out. I have also installed it on three different drives. 1. 128 gigabyte SanDisk SSD. 2. 1 TB Western Digital traditional HDD 3. 32GB USB 3. 0 PNY flash drive.

I got audio through my computer speakers via headphone jack when I tested it with that. These are my specs.

Asus Z87 motherboard

Intel Core i7 4700 Haswell CPU 3. 4 gigahertz

8 GB of DDR3 RAM

NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti

sorry for making this post so incredibly long I'm sure some people will find it annoying I just thought that the more specific I could be the more likely someone would be able to help me. I really want to use the OS
[Device Reviews and Information] FishionYu:
how can I display to TV，I use hdmi to connect my laptap to TV,but it still display on my laptap
[Device Reviews and Information] Netstatfx:
Unlikely this thread would've exceeded 4 pages had 99% of the people asking questions about HDMI audio, video resolution, Netflix or installs failing actually tried doing a little bit of troubleshooting or research over the projects history beforehand.

This is how people get burnt out developing. They are constantly bogged down with repetitive questions by lazy ash people. If you want a tool that works 100% OOB, go to Best Buy or Amazon. If you want to try this project, do not bog down the developer(s) with asinine questions.

Good grief.

:rolleyes:
[Device Reviews and Information] stipey_up2000:
[MENTION=7604689]bucs9115[/MENTION] For fixing HDMI sound try the solution I posted some messages above
[Device Reviews and Information] Netstatfx:
[MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION]

As you can see from my previous post, I have read this thread from beginning to end and will not waste your time with an issue that has been brought up 300x.

With that said, I noticed you've been posting less and less. Have you considered, or had any discussions with anyone regarding making this available on GitHub and opening the doors to all developers? You've created a strong foundation already. I think by letting us other developers help out, you can grow your base so much quicker. The demand is obviously there....

Just an idea. Consider looking at licenses if you want to be acknowledged in the future or if people want to fork. Put some of this responsibility on other people so you're not bogged down with the mundane and/or asinine troubleshooting :good:
[Device Reviews and Information] DiogoSilva48:
I really agree, I actually thought about this before, if you open the doors and make this "open source" anyone can contribute and help fixing bugs or at least know what's causing them, everyone wins.
[Device Reviews and Information] rzshss:
Recovery black screen on TV

Hi Anthony,

Your build is working great and there's a small problem bugging me out. Android installed well and booting nicely on TV. But when i'm trying to boot Recovery on TV with hdmi after fugu#: it goes to no signal state. PC monitor doesn't have this problem. Is their any workaround for this?
[Device Reviews and Information] ivanfedericocano:
Android TV x86 HDMI problem.

Hi, I have tried the Android TV x86 and it works perfectly. My problem is that I want to use it on an old HP laptop with the broken screen, try an ubuntu stick and an HDMI monitor to use the xrandr command to have the display device name of the broken screen of my laptop and then disable it in grub with video=LVDS1: d (according to xrandr it is called LVDS1) but when booting android ignores and uses the broken screen of the laptop.

Try Bliss, RemixOS, PhoenixOS and Android x86, and video=LVDS1: d works on all, but not on this one. I am doing something wrong? If anyone can help me, it would be great

The ubuntu terminal with the xrandr command on the laptop show this:

Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1024 x 768

LVDS1 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

1366x768 60.0 +

1366x768 59.8 60.0

1024x768 60.0*

800x600 60.3 56.2

600x480 59.9

VGA1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

HDMI1 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

1920x1080 60.0 +

1280x1024 60.0

1280x720 60.0

1024x768 60.0*

800x600 60.3

720x480 59.9

640x480 60.0 59.9

720x400 70.1

DP1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
[Device Reviews and Information] Netstatfx:
Try the update posted today by [MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION]
[Device Reviews and Information] MMArchs:
I have successful install android on my PC, almost working fine and smooth but i have a problem with Leanback Launcher: Google app just display as gray buttons instead banner icon. I tried to clean install android, clear cache and data of leanback.launcher app but nothing change.

My iso build is 1.1.5

I attach a homescreen screenshot on my TV.

Is it a bug or i was missed something?

Sorry for my bad english and thank you!
[Device Reviews and Information] MatoC9:
Where did you get a 1.15 iso build?
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
Try clear data to leanback customiser and leanback launcher in Android system setting and reboot
[Device Reviews and Information] rzshss:
Any idea about this?
[Device Reviews and Information] MMArchs:
So sorry, i mean i install from 1.1.4 iso and update via twrp with 1.1.5 update zip package

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I tried to clear data and cache of leanback launcher but i forgot do the same thing with leanback customize. So i will try to do it tomorrow and feedback to you.

Thank you!
[Device Reviews and Information] bistala:
[MENTION=3385560]TOSanthony[/MENTION] ,is there any way that I recognize all the ram that has my laptop?, I leave it exclusively for this system, but only recognizes 2 gb of ram, my laptop has 4 and when I spend some time with heavy applications it freezes and I have to restart to continue using it, everything else works excellent
[Device Reviews and Information] MMArchs:
After all, i have an solution for this problem.

I clear data and cache of leanback.customize app, the google app row disapear from home screen, all google app auto move to app row and display full banner. But after restart, google app row with gray banner come back again.

So i try to disable leanback.customize app in setting/app to remove Google app row from home screen. At this time, it the best solution for my problem.

Hope have anyone find another solution to keep Google App row from homescreen.

Thanks!
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
Where do you see this?
[Device Reviews and Information] a5538544:
Thanks for your awesome work. Can I ask a question, is there any way to skip Setup Wizard?

Detecting wifi itself is fine, but I couldn't get any success to establish the wifi connection.

Ethernet is also working, but Wifi Setup Wizard is the problem for me.
[Device Reviews and Information] samiscool51:
there should be a skip option of you have an Ethernet cable connected, try rebooting with it in and see what happens
[Device Reviews and Information] bistala:
Thanks for answer bro , In cpu-z and aida 64 showme only 2 gb of RAM , I think that may be the problem that sometimes the system freezes, everything works well, I play ppsspp, asphalt 8, I see movies and suddenly it freezes and I have to restart the laptop manually to continue working on it
[Device Reviews and Information] brandonlee96:
Hdmi not working

i have a HP 15-f272wm notebook

i have used gparted to make 2 partitions

1. fat32 1g

2. ext4 rest of hard drive

i have installed this rom on this pc correctly several times

the hdmi output doesn't work

How can i resolve this issue?

love the rom

i want my laptop to strictly run this rom through hdmi

any ideas?
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
video=conn:res[M][R][-bpp] [MENTION=444201]refresh[/MENTION]][m][eDd]

This option can be specified multiple times, one for each different connection name - so you can have on settings for VGA, one for HDMI, etc.

conn means the connection name, which depends how your monitor is connected to the system. Listed are some common connection names, their names are self-explanatory:

VGA (VGA connector)

DVI-I (DVI connector, supporting both digital and analog - rare)

DVI-D (DVI connector, digital only)

DVI-A (DVI connector, analog only - rare)

composite (composite video)

s-video (S-video output)

LVDS (Laptop panel)

component (component video output)

displayport (Mac display)

HDMI-A (the first HDMI port)

HDMI-B (the second HDMI port)

TV (TV output)

res stands for the resolution. It is specified as widthxheight, in pixels (e.g. 800x600).

M if specified, means that the display timing frequency will be computed using VESA CVT standard, otherwise a hard-coded timing table will be used.

R if specified, means that a "reduced blanking" display timing frequency will be used. This is useful for digital displays (LVDS, DVI or HDMI). Otherwise standard timing will be used.

-bpp stands for bit-per-pixel, that is, the bit-depth of the display, that is, the number of colours to be used. If not specified, the driver will choose the highest supported one. Common values are:

-32 (32-bit per pixel: 16million colours)

-24 (24-bit per pixel: 16million colours)

-16 (16-bit per pixel: 64thousand colours) - you're unlike to use this nowadays

-15 (15-bit per pixel: 32thousand colours) - you're unlike to use this nowadays

-8 (8-bit per pixel: 256 colours) - you're unlike to use this nowadays

-4 (4-bit per pixel: 16 colours) - you're unlike to use this nowadays
[MENTION=444201]refresh[/MENTION] specifies display refresh rate (also known as the vertical frequency refresh rate). Usually @60 or @59 for digital displays, you can specify others for analog / CRT monitors. If not specified the highest supported rate will be used.

i, if specified, means to use interlaced mode for calculation. Only makes sense for analog / CRT monitors.

m, if specified, means add some margins to the display timing calcuation (add 1.8% margin).

m, if specified, means add some margins to the display timing calcuation (add 1.8% margin).

e, if specified, means to enable the port (even if no device/monitor is detected).

D, if specified, means to enable the port (even if no device/monitor is detected) and use the Digital interface.

d, if specified, means to disable the port (even if there is a monitor attached there).
[Device Reviews and Information] brandonlee96:
thank you but where do i throw this line/command to get my hdmi working? this is the only issue i have with this rom
[Device Reviews and Information] TOSanthony:
Try in GRUB menu, press e then add the command
[Device Reviews and Information] a5538544:
Thanks! I noticed that my problem was on my unstable nic but that had been fixed.

And ethernet had been detected automatically.

by the way, the answer of my original question was renaming SetupWraith.apk can bypass setup wizard(not recommended anyway).
[Device Reviews and Information] wsbraga:
Good night friends!

Sorry for the English, I'm using Google Tradudot.

I am from Brazil, Rio de Janeiro and I am passionate about the project and I plan to help soon.

I know there are already many complaints about the operation of HDMI, I wonder if anyone can actually use via HDMI. I tried everything and I could not.

Or even if someone has a functional GRUB file to send by email as an example, I'll be very grateful.

In the best congratulations for the excellent work!
[Device Reviews and Information] danylepremier:
you should only add this part : video=1920x1080 video=eDP-1:d

The rest no need.

On edit it should look like this :

setparams 'Android TV 7.1.2'

search --set=root --file /android-2018-01-21/kernel

linux /android-2018-01-21/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.selinux=permissive vmalloc=192m DATA= bulidvariant=eng SRC=/android-2018-01-21 video=1920x1080 video=eDP-1:d

initrd /android-2018-01-21/initrd.ig

Then Ctrl-x to save and reboot