Android x86 testing

[DatKid20]

I wanted to test but i currently don't have a opengles 3.0 device nor does my phone have ICS. (My phone preforms better on GB so i kept it on it.)

I decided to use Android x86 to test. I have to install it first though so I will post updates here.

[DatKid20]

I have installed Android-x86 on my computer now. I also have dolphin emulator installed. However i can only use Opengles 2.0

[ExtremeDude2]

I hope you aren't trying to use the ARM version on x86...

[DatKid20]

(09-28-2013, 05:44 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: I hope you aren't trying to use the ARM version on x86...

Aren't Android apps not for Arm? I can use other Android apps just fine. The only thing i can't do is get Android-x86 and grub2 to get along.

[ExtremeDude2]

Normally, but you're using x86...

[DatKid20]

Hmm. Well that will have to wait for a few minutes while i install a different version of Android x86. I couldn't get Grub2 to get along with android 4.3. (I could have it just seems like too much work though.)

[mbc07]

ARM apps can work fine in x86 android if you use an Android version that includes libhoudini, found in some smartphones using Intel Atom processors (like Motorola RAZR i)...

[Sonicadvance1]

The app store version of Dolphin provides x86 libraries as well, but they are completed untested...

[lamedude]

(09-28-2013, 06:51 AM)DatKid20 Wrote: Aren't Android apps not for Arm? I can use other Android apps just fine.

Most of them are Java so ISA doesn't matter unless you're arguing over a few points in benchmarks due to Dalvik optimizations.

[DatKid20]

Grub really doesn't want to work with me. :/ I can't boot into Android x86 even though i can see the partition just fine. I can only boot into it if i reinstall it and at the end of the installation choose to boot into it.