[BLISS ROMS Development] ElfinJNoty:
Please review the update release posts for each and every public build of Bliss OS. Especially the one for the build you install:

https://xdaforums.com/bliss-roms/bl...iss-os-pie-beta-preview-t3855917/post77915736

The Surface 3 and the Surface Pro 3 are more different than you'd think. Make sure you are installing an ipts build on a non 3 pro.(3 Pro is the only Surface model which does NOT require a special build to facilitate use of IPTS display panels).

If using the suggestion already provided without positive results and want us to know what is going on with that particular device of yours: Yes. Please. Provide logs

Alt+F1 = root terminal

logcat >/sdcard/nameyourlog.txt

Press Alt+F7 to return to Android.

Go and play some music, adjust volume, whatever you think can show yourself replicating the issue.

When done, go back to terminal and Ctrl+C will end logging.

Then grab the log from it's save location(my example above) and upload it to pastebin or similar service, and share the link to the log here

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You may install/use any application/service you chose. This is Android, with root(when granted), so you have freedoms to customize and test anything to your heart's content.

We do not and will not include a keymapoing solution by default. Instead, we encourage users to test and report back what does/doesn't work for them on their particular machine.

P.S. Octopus has been known not to work on Bliss OS since Phoenix & Co decided to prevent it's compatibility some time ago. They and their version of keymapoing are not friendly to Open Source.

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Same as stated above: Please review the update release posts for each and every public build of Bliss OS. Especially the one for the build you install:

https://xdaforums.com/bliss-roms/bl...iss-os-pie-beta-preview-t3855917/post77915736

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Sorry, but....

We compile Bliss OS to be compatible with 1000's of potential hardware configurations. Only you can determine weather Bliss OS will work as expected on your machine. We can only test on devices we possess. If I recall correctly, nobody on our team has that chipset.

However, we do try to make Bliss OS compatible with devices outside of our personal testing. And many parts have been added throughout this projects lifespan to include improvements to the AMD x86 experience.

Please review the update release posts for each and every public build of Bliss OS. Especially the one for the build you will download, based on the info provided in the update posts + changelog which is available for every build we release:

https://xdaforums.com/bliss-roms/bl...iss-os-pie-beta-preview-t3855917/post77915736

And please report back your results, so that we can better understand if our existing efforts suffice for that chipset, or if further debugging is needed.

P.S.

You still need to use Rufus to create a USB installer, which has live mode built in, and you should absolutely test in live mode prior to installing to native SSD/HDD. Rufus simply transfers our .iso to a USB so that your machine can utilize it. No need to download 10 builds. Just the most recent generic build.

P.S.S

Kernel 4.20 was NOT playing nice with Android on x86. Therefore, we went back to using 4.19 in order to get Android 10 working at all on x86. Also, you won't find our builds on GitHub. So looking there for a kernel 4.20 build would be fruitless