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[Android Software Development] JerryJiang:
Great, the root is working now. Magisk is new to me, I am still in the legacy SuperSU era.
[Android Software Development] JerryJiang:
Hi there, I've successfully installed this version in my Yoga Book 2. Found one "bug", please can you take a look if convenient:

I have an app which will call a command to enable/disable the built-in physical keyboard:

su -c echo -n "1-7:1.2" > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbhid/[bind|unbind]"

The thing it does:

- When bind, the physical keyboard show up in Settings app, I can use the physical keyboard without virtual keyboard pop up for input

- When unbind, the physical keyboard will disappear, the virtual keyboard will auto show up when input

Basically, I just need one type of keyboard working at a time. The command run well in Android x86 9.0 r2, but with Bliss OS, the physical keyboard didn't come back to Settings app when bind (physical keyboard works though), the end result is both physical and virtual keyboard works.
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
Try disabling keyboard from gearlock > system tweaks
[Android Software Development] JerryJiang:
Thanks for all your help. I may switch back to android x86 or try out Bliss OS 11. I really like 14 as it addresses a lot of issues in my YogaBook 2, especially the sleep. 14 makes my tablet like a real android tablet. But it brings some new issues, like the translation is not completed, WeChat does run etc.

I will definitely follow the thread and try out the new version if there is one.
[Android Software Development] madrascafe:
Hi, i'm new to this

I tried to install Bliss OS 14.3 FOSS (x86_64) in VirtualBox and on a Laptop. I get this error when i say yes to write GRUB

Any idea what am i doing wrong?
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
Bliss OS 14.x builds do not work in VMs yet, you can try 11.x builds.
[Android Software Development] madrascafe:
tried the 11.x on a laptop, that too fails at trying to write GRUB

also tried creating 2 partitions 100MB for grub and rest for OS., still same issue
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
The bootable installer is broken in latest builds, they recommend to use Windows installers https://docs.blissos.org/install-bliss-os/install-from-windows-uefi-esp-64-bit
[Android Software Development] vassiliszacharis:
Very nice ROM, android 11, though I have a problem.

Google play store and google services are not working. Brings a message saying stopped working.

I tried and managed to download, updated APKs from apkmirror, but not luck at all.

I have used this ROM:

Bliss OS 14.3 GMS with Gearlock (x86_64)

My mini laptop is: HP Pavillion X2 detachable

Any solutions mates?
[Android Software Development] vassiliszacharis:
nobody ever faced the problem mentioned before? still no luck...
[Android Software Development] stepanrumyantsev:
I resolved this problem successfully by going to Settings => Apps, finding the Google Play Services app and restoring it to the original version. And then going to Google Play Store and turning auto updates off.

Had the same problem, Google Play Services crashing every 30 seconds. Restoring the default version of the app resolved this completely.

Thank you!
[Android Software Development] stepanrumyantsev:
The 14.3 (Android 11) version looks very fast and promising. But with too many bugs at the moment. Only Firefox and DuckDuckGo work when it comes to Web Browsers. Chrome and Opera crash on start-up. All the apps install in the "phone" mode. So the device feels like a very big phone. That's clearly visible with Google Calendar. It has a cool tablet layout on Bliss OS 11.4 (Android 9). Graphics performance is 40% lower compared to Android 9 (measured with 3DMark) but most of the games don't run anyways.

I will come back to Bliss OS 11.4 and watch this promising Android 11 Development.

Thank you Guys! Exciting stuff!
[Android Software Development] stepanrumyantsev:
The most exciting thing about Bliss OS is that it has finally fulfilled my dream of light Web Development on the go on a nice tablet-friendly OS (which is perfect for my detachable). ChromiumOS has failed here with the slow Linux container and no Google Play Apps.

With Termux (Terminal Emulator App) you can install nodejs and create React apps. They perfectly run on a local Development Server. With ACode or other Code editor from Play Store (tried a couple, forgot the names) you can write and edit the code. Apparently you can even install vim with Termux but I have not tried it. And of course git could be installed with Termux too. The only major downside is no Developer tools in all Android Browsers that I checked but for light React Development I can do without it.

I've tried it briefly on Bliss OS 14.3 (Android 11). Will be very happy if it works on a more stable Android 9 version of Bliss OS. It is a pity that Android 9 does not support sleep and you have to turn your machine off all the times you want to put it aside.

But overall if this light Web Development works fine - I will stick to it on my trusty small detachable. Almost a dream OS. Nice Android Apps, good browser, nice performance. All nice and simple, not as overloaded as Windows.

Thank you very much!
[Android Software Development] Amman272:
Hi

Im new to installing OS on laptops

I have issue with installation, after booting from USB and selecting android x86 installation or live my PC reboots to window 10 back

I have tried everything putting up the boot priority and secure but the problem still not fixed

I tied wiith other Android os yet same problem

*I use vivo book 15 from asus*

Help would be appreciated thanks:)
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
You can chroot into a linux distro, run vnc server in the chroot, use an android vnc client,.

Then linux apps such as desktop browsers which have developer tools, and also visual studio code can be used on Bliss OS.
[Android Software Development] l.capriotti:
I am using BlissOS-14.3-x86_64-202106181339 and all is great, but for Google Maps crashing when starting and not being able to set security with pattern/pin/password (I can only set none and swipe), which prevents me to have any lock...

Anyone faced and solved these?
[Android Software Development] nukemiko:
I am using BlissOS-14.3-x86_64-202106261907, it's can't display the correct disk size.

This is the size of the partition where the BlissOS installed, it's 70G total and 54.5G available.

But the BlissOS storage manager tell me that size of the partition is 128G, and 60G used.
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
Android settings shows fake storage size even in Bliss OS 11, I suggest using df -h command in android terminal.
[Android Software Development] Veselchak787:
Hello! I have notebook: HP 15s-eq1116ur, CPU - AMD Athlon Gold 3150U, video integrated - Radeon RX Vega 3, wifi and BT - Realtek RTL8821CE.

I'v tryed 3 roms with kernel 5.10:

1) Bliss OS 11.14 FOSS Experimental (x86_64) - Don't start.

2) Bliss OS 14.3 GMS Experimental (x86_64) - don't work WiFi.

3) Bliss OS 14.3 FOSS (x86_64) - WiFi work good, can't install Google Chrome, and the system dont start propetly: often can't find kernel and automatically rebut after 5 seconds.
[Android Software Development] Dan225:
I have installed BlissOS-14.3-x86_64-202106181339_k-google-5.4.112-lts-ax86_m-r_emugapps_cros-hd_gearlock on USB but I have a display problem since bootlogo until the desktop. My laptop is HP Probook G1 650. Need help.
[Android Software Development] KK28KK:
Hello. I saw bluestack android emulator somehow managed to give ASTC support by software even hardware is not support it. Is it possible to find solutions for Bliss OS?
[Android Software Development] awnz:
I've got BlissOS 14.3 more or less working on an old Nextbook (Intel Clover Trail 32-bit only, UEFI only, tablet that can't run much else).

I have to do the following tweaks to get it working in this low memory environment:

Boot into debug mode every time and manually do "swapon /dev/mmcblk1p3" to activate a much-need 4GB swap partition created at install time. Occasionally it's mmcblk2 instead of mmcblk1.

In the boot debug (the only way I found to get root), I had to rename /android/system/bin/logcat to logcat.no to stop it from working. Otherwise, when lmkd would fail (see log below), logcat would absorb all CPU and memory and make the tablet lock up. A rather counterproductive result to the intent of lmkd!

This is what happens to lmkd, which in turn sends logcat nuts and locks up the tablet (I presume this'll get fixed in a later release):

11-03 21:15:28.592 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: /proc/zoneinfo parse error
11-03 21:15:28.592 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: Failed to get free memory!
11-03 21:15:28.602 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: /proc/zoneinfo parse error
11-03 21:15:28.602 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: Failed to get free memory!
11-03 21:15:28.613 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: /proc/zoneinfo parse error
11-03 21:15:28.613 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: Failed to get free memory!
11-03 21:15:28.623 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: /proc/zoneinfo parse error
11-03 21:15:28.623 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: Failed to get free memory!
11-03 21:15:28.635 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: /proc/zoneinfo parse error
11-03 21:15:28.635 1749 1749 E lowmemorykiller: Failed to get free memory!

Anyone got tips on how to get swap to mount on boot?
[Android Software Development] maximal2019user:
I wanted to report an error or fake version of Bliss OS , I think its for an 14.7 version but the latest version of Blissos for x86 x64 is BlissOS-14.3-x86_64-202106261907_k-android12-5.10.46-ax86_m-21.1.3_r-x86_emugapps_cros-hd

thats the latest I found on their offical website for it, but when I search bing for Bliss OS 14.7 for pc , it found links like

Bliss 14.7 - Download for PC Free - Malavida​

Bliss 16.8 - Download for PC Free

Download Bliss Free. Bliss OS is a version of Android adapted to PC that you can run on your computer with a virtual machine or by carrying around its ISO image on a USB stick. To be able to emulate Android on a PC, there are loads of solutions such as BlueStacks or those that are all about...

www.malavida.com

Bliss OS 14.7 for pc - Bing

Intelligent search from Bing makes it easier to quickly find what you’re looking for and rewards you.

www.bing.com

again I am pretty sure the newest version is located at the links below, that's why I am guess either 14.7 is wrongly link to the rom for tablets, not pc based computers or laptops but the above search finds 14.7 for pc which is wrong, unless it can really be run in VirtualBox type software again, I think the above is finding a fake version pretending to be the real thing, but again I wanted to report this to get the facts right if you guys can, I post my question under Bliss x86 on xda if that helps too? I got the one below running on my old dell laptop just fine, just not sure if its best to run the LockGear version of the iso or or non-lockGear Gapps one which is best, and does Lockgear version slow down the bootup of android x86? since I also used the normal android x86 based on 8 before it seemed to run faster than Bliss OS android 11 but that could just be because of all the software Bliss OS adds in it maybe? I used rufus 3.17 to put it on my usb drive for testing and booting on my older laptops so far, I still need windows 10 or windows 11 for my main ones, since I use software like epic games launcher for video games on my newer computers. I don't always have great luck getting these things to dual boot unless its linux and even that sometimes can have problems too. like with the time being different in windows and linux booting between the two OS systems.

Bliss OS For PC

Open Source OS for PC's, based on AOSP

blissos.org

blissos-dev - Browse /Android-Generic/PC/bliss/R/gapps at SourceForge.net

Android for your PC, but more Blissful

sourceforge.net
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
32 bit build is better for low ram devices. according to developer 14.x builds have all the lowmem configs added in so the init will trigger a better system config for low ram/low spec devices. To get root you have to extract system.img from system.sfs with 7-zip or gearlock will automatically do it with supercharge function. If ther build you downloaded has gearlock then you can use gearboot to execute scripts- https://wiki.supreme-gamers.com/gearlock/developer-guide/gearboot-documentation/

you can increase performance by editing /default.prop (with nano /default.prop if gearlock installed) and changing ro.debuggable=1 to ro.debuggable=0

if you cant change files in /system when android booted then mount -o remount,rw /

type su first before other commands to get root access
[Android Software Development] awnz:
Thanks. This is already a 32 bit build (it's a 32-bit only CPU - Intel Atom / Clover Trail, the platform Intel famously pushed for x86 tablets then just abandoned) and when I checked /default.prop, ro.debuggable=0 is already set for this build (14.3, 32bit FOSS).
[Android Software Development] pipperonni:
Hello friends. I am new to Bliss OS. I have tried 11 and now 14, but all the same. Installing ok, staring - OK, but 90 % of the apps just keep crushing, some of them are working minute or two, some are not even starting, G apps are the same, every few minutes there is an annoying pop up that tells me that Google Play stopped work, but the same time I am in the app and I am downloading apps. I am launching Youtube, it runs ok a few minutes and just disappears. None of the browsers didn't work for me, I was able to run only Opera Mini and when trying to watch online movies I see a black screen.

Thank you in advance
[Android Software Development] MCH_LNZ:
Hello. I usually lurk these forums, but registered to contribute a bit of useful knowledge for those trying to install Bliss OS on Chuwi Hi12 tablets with Atom Z8300 cpu.

1) If trying to install Bliss OS 14.3 you get a kernel panic and the tablet resets, first install Bliss OS 11.x

so it will partition eMMC storage correctly, then try again installing 14.3

2) A possible solution to touchscreen issues

Bliss OS 14.3 has a kernel recent enough to support natively Hi12 touchscreen controller, and

it works correctly when running from a live USB key,.

But once installed in the internal eMMC storage, usually either touchscreen does not work anymore or only intermittently.

I could not identify the exact cause, but by adding a "fake" Windows boot option in the EFI partition and changing an uefi/bios setting now it works even when booting from eMMC.

Connect an usb keyboard to the tablet

boot with a linux live distribution and from command line

mount the EFI partition

then change directory to it

create folder "Microsoft/Boot"

copy all the files in subfolder "Android" (in EFI partition) to "Microsoft/Boot"

then change directory to "Microsoft/Boot" and copy "grubx64.efi" to "bootmgfw.efi"

unmount the EFI partition and reboot

after this (with an USB keyboard still connected to the tablet)

reboot pressing esc to enter uefi/bios settings

in bios settings select "chipset" --> "south bridge" --> "LPSS & SCC Configuration"

then set "SCC SDIO Support" to "PCI Mode".

At this point when you reboot you will se both Android and (fake) Windows boot options

select the "Android" option and now touchscreen works correctly.

Remember to select the boot option with Vulkan support (VULKAN=1) or else you will have some issues with video playback and some slowdowns.

I don't know why it works, my guess is that there must be a timing issue while initializing the touchscreen controller and making the tablet spend extra time loading the "windows" bitmap and handling SDIO using PCI mode the controller gets properly initialized by UEFI.

UPDATE:

Selecting "Android" works when "Windows" is selected by default, but if at boot "Android" is already selected by default, you have to select "Windows" (using vol+ and vol- buttons) or else touchscreen won't be initialized correctly.
[Android Software Development] Michael62:
Please recommend build with gapps for this old PC:

CPU: Intel Celeron T1600 (Merom DC 1M, M0)

1666 MHz (10.00x166.7) @ 1662 MHz (10.00x166.2)

Chipset: Intel GL40 (Cantiga-GL) + ICH9M (Base)

Memory: 4Gb

Graphics: Intel GM45/47 Chipset - Integrated Graphics 0 [B3] [Fujitsu-Siemens Computers]

Intel GMA 4500(M)(HD), 1358138 KB

Graphics: Intel GM45/47 Chipset - Integrated Graphics 1 [B3] [Fujitsu-Siemens Computers]

Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family, 1358138 KB

Sound: Intel 82801IB ICH9 - High Definition Audio [A3]

Network: RealTek Semiconductor RTL8102E/8103E Fast Ethernet NIC

Network: Realtek RTL8187B Wireless 802.11b/g 54Mbps USB 2.0 Network Adapter

Looks like I have problem with wireless driver.

Live USB debug boot screen before froze:

I can press ctrl-c here and get console
[Android Software Development] MCH_LNZ:
Have you tried 14.3 with gapps ? It has one of the most recent kernels and wider device support than earlier ones.

Besides this, rtl8187B is connected by way of USB (a "chip to chip" USB datalink if it's on the motherboard), try to give a look into USB configuration options in bios/uefi settings to check if everything is allright there.

As an alternative disable the wifi interface, install Bliss OS on an internal drive, then enable wifi back again and check if there are differences compared to live usb boot.
[Android Software Development] indonesyann:
For old chinese tablets like chuwi hi8, teclast x98 or alldocube iwork8, iwork10 etc, I recommend to install android pie blissos 11.14 :

- install gearlock recovery environment 7.3.3

- install the latest kernel pledge 5.10.58 by AXON at supreme-gamers.com or github.

Even my crappy cameras are working, only screen rotation sensor isn't working, wifi is stable, bluetooth is stable, battery management is better than stock.

Use mitigation=off HWL=intel GRALLOC=intel according to your hardware in grub EFI bootloader params.
[Android Software Development] maximalandroid:
so Bliss OS 14 are (Android 11) beta Builds, my question is when will it get to releasing android 12 based builds for Pc desktops and laptops? just wondering if Bliss OS or Android Generic is working on releasing iso images of android 12 for pc's.

or android x86 project if they are working on any android 12 based builds for pc's even if its based on their linux builds were you have to built the image yourself from scratch like linux can with its ubuntu commands. I have yet to see any android 12 based images,

my current samsung galaxy A tablet 10.1 (2016) has some beta AOSP android 12 builds already on XDR page for it, in any case I got android 11 on my tablet and waiting for android 12 roms to be a bit more stable otherwise it seems to be an improvement over android 11.

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-sm-t580...neage-19-0-beta.4190313/page-20#post-85997449

but was wondering about Bliss OS if they are also working with android 12 yet? with gapps or not with gapps when the iso are released for android 12, I do prefer gapp with images since they include google play store and google play's ebooks app stuff like that in it.
[Android Software Development] MCH_LNZ:
I don't know, but on Bliss OS sorceforge download pages they uploaded two alphas of waydroid for x86-64 (a barebone Ubuntu that runs an android subsystem).

That should greatly simplify development of new releases (at least for x86-64, maybe for ARM, too).
[Android Software Development] maximalandroid:
can you point me to that download page for that, an ubuntu can it run google play store and install stuff like google play books on ubuntu, I plan on using the newest version of ubuntu on my desktop, was planing on playing with any android that can run on it, was going to research that soon, I would use ubuntu for access to my google play ebooks to read on linux without using the webbrowser to access them, but sometimes, I like to use my tablet for also listening to ebooks, I am not sure if ubuntu has a good text to speech engine or not for listening to ebooks, it matter to me if they sound like humans or robots reading the ebooks back to me, once and awhile I do like to listen to ebooks besides just read them. again I am not sure at this time how ubuntu linux text to speech engine, that would impact the quality of any text to speech options, I know of calibre and bookworm software for ubuntu already, just not sure about how well you can use android on linux yet,

also I found a way to use some of my epic games launcher titles on linux with lutris software, but I have not tested that software out yet, one of the reasons I still have to dualboot to windows, also linux and windows don't always done well with the system time, after dualbooting if I recall its messed up the built in time before between the OS systems if I recall theirs a problem with that. the website for the epic games launcher is https://lutris.net/ and I have yet to try it on ubuntu I was going to try for my games just have not, as its not offically supported from the epic games launcher website I think its like a linux wrapper software that runs some of the epic games stuff and allow access to installing the games with wine or something like that again I have yet to try it so I am just guessing how it works. also have have some cross platform xbox one games and can be played on windows with microsoft store, those games I would still have to boot to windows 11 or windows 10 to use them, so I still can't fully drop windows from my desktop computer yet for that reason only I have to dualboot them if I want to play those games on something other than my xbox one x system.
[Android Software Development] MCH_LNZ:
blissos-dev - Browse /waydroid at SourceForge.net

Android for your PC, but more Blissful

sourceforge.net

The Linux subfolder contains two bootable installers, read the installation and configuration instructions carefully because they are just alpha releases.

I have yet to give it a try, so can't add more information.
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
They can be installed in any linux distro with waydroid https://waydro.id/
[Android Software Development] ijinesh:
Hi,

I am new to this. Can someone pls suggest the kernel and build I should use for dual booting with Surface Pro 7?

Has anyone been successful in getting Bliss OS work with Surface Pro 7?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software Development] gatarax:
Hello, i am novice for this android emulator. I have a desktop PC with Windows 10 Pro, I7 4790 processor and GTX 1060 .

I'm only looking for an emulator without dual-boot. Can we install Bliss os 14 without dual-boot please?
[Android Software Development] cjeu100:
Check https://knowledgebase.blissos.org/troubleshooting/microsoft-surface-ipts-gearlock-package
[Android Software Development] AXONUS:
I would like to clarify the fact that I'm not the author of the kernel resource you're referring to, it's @HMTheBoy154 if you pay attention at the resource details.
[Android Software Development] electrikjesus:
Yeah, those are a couple experiments so far at a lightweight Ubuntu base, with Waydroid able to run as the default session.
[Android Software Development] cordata51@hotmail.com:
I have BlissOS x64 14.3 running on Dell WYSE 5070 and WYSE 5470AIO devices surprising well, with caveats. It triple boots win11/ubuntu/android through grub.

I currently have it default to tablet style UI.

My main problem i am trying to solve right now is that when booted it automatically boots into my Admin account and i cant even figure out how to set a password to this Admin account.

Firstly i would like to have a password set in order to login to this admin account and ultimately i would like it to boot directly into a lock screen that allows me to choose from the 4 user accounts i have setup in the multiuser settings and require a password to successfully login to any of those desktops.

Has anyone figured out how to accomplish this so that it works in a logical manner?

Has anyone figured out how to replace the brightness slider in the top menu with a volume slider? why is it so difficult to change master volume?