Installation android problem x86, screen flips verticaly

[mulokati _]

Hi, im new here.

I was trying to install android x86 (downloaded from android-x86.org), but my tablet flip vertical every time, and make installation process impossible. Text just break into single pixels. is there any "vertical" 
installer? Sorry for my bad english.

[Scripter Provider]

This is a very common issue for tablet computers, where they made it so that the default orientation is vertical. I think there would be no fix for this sadly.

[mulokati _]

can i change that default orientation?

[mulokati _]

thx you for trying to help ;D

[Daniel Cheung]

Same thing happens to my tablet. I had to go into init.sh to modify the content to get it to recognize the accelerometer and line up the screen correctly. Do you know which sensor is in your device? May need to install Ubuntu or Windows 10 to figure that out first. 

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[mulokati _]

Now i have win10 here. Where can i find that init.sh and how can i modify that file? I never do that before, i was trying olny to install android on my old tablet ;(

[Daniel Cheung]

Can you even get pass the install screen and get it configured? The other thing I noticed is that you have to turn on auto orientation after finishing the Google setup wizard. But from your picture, it seems to be having some kind of graphic issues. The init.sh file is inside Android, you either edit it after install or you pull down the source code, modify it, and build your own install ISO file.

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[Daniel Cheung]

From the sound of it, the default ISO image you downloaded is not compatible with the graphics card or something else is wrong. If you can't install that mean you can get into Android and download any kind of text editor to make changes to init.sh. Not sure how else you would edit it beside doing it by downloading the source files and compiling your own custom image. Do you have a spare machine to install Ubuntu or have enough memory (16GB or more) to build a virtual machine with Ubuntu and try to compile your own image? You will need to figure out the exact hardware the tablet is using, you can do that by looking at Windows 10 Device Manager.

On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 1:10 PM mulokati _ <mcmulo...@gmail.com> wrote:

thanks for reply

" Can you even get pass the install screen and get it configured? " No. i was trying to make "blind" install but i cant.  

"  The init.sh file is inside Android, you either edit it after install or you pull down the source code, modify it, and build your own install ISO file. "  ok, how can i edit that? can u recommend some program? 

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[Scripter Provider]

I think the only fix for this is to install Android manually via Windows.

heres a video on how to do it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iLYXSvhT-DU (not my video)

if it doesnt work, please let me know

[mulokati _]

Thanks for reply 

"I think the only fix for this is to install Android manually via Windows.

heres a video on how to do it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iLYXSvhT-DU (not my video)

if it doesnt work, please let me know"

yes, it work. Thank u for that. btw i found .exe installer inside .iso file (Bliss OS). But i have only 32 gb on that tablet, and win10 need 26-29gb. Can i install android on that 3-6 gb , and them delete win10 using some program?

[mulokati _]

Edit: i found some super small 1gb win10 custom version, thx everyone for help ;D