| EGL_RENDERABLE_TYPE: | OpenGL_ES OpenGL_ES_2 OpenGL (77) |
T100TA-64G-Z3740... it's working like KitKat, more unstable WiFi, others things similar as for me...
iso and img also don't boot, but installed by my installer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTyTtt6pQzY it works on my T100 :D Maybe your data is incompatible?
2015-10-07 12:17 GMT+08:00 oscar bg <rtf...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
> first some questions:
>
> *seems is first build with 64bit user space, right? I say that because we
> have had 64 bit kernel support for a while..
> Bad thing is requires the UEFI image so my PC with traditional BIOS altough
> CPU (Q9450) supports 64 bit can't run 64bit Android..
I decided not to release the android_x86_64 iso file
(as well as android_x86 efi file)
to reduce the releasing effort.
Because the more files I've to release,
the more work I have to do.
But if more people think it's useful, I can re-consider.
You can easily derive it by copying the necessary files
(kernel,initrd.img,ramdisk.img,system.sfs,install.img)
to a bootable (legacy grub or similar) usb disk
and create a boot entry for it.
Or, you can build the android_x86_64 iso_img
from source yourself.
> *today Surface pro 4 and Surface book have been announced.. do you expect
> that this build will run in this devices (i.e. Skyake GPU support?)
I don't know.
You may check whether if kernel 4.0 and mesa 11 support it.
> *Also seems this release ships with Mesa 11.0.2 very new, but supports
> OpenGL ES 3.0 on Android? things will get interesting
> once we get OpenGL ES 3.1 in Mesa (11.1 this year?) hope we get also on
> Android-x86..
Yes, I saw ES 3.1 patches are proposed to mesa-dev list.
However I'm not sure the merging status.
We'll follow once they get merged.
> also some suggestion:
> since Mesa supports full OpenGL contexts in addition to OpenGL ES contexts
> created via EGL API selection can you support also
> full OpenGL contexts on Android similar to NVidia Shield Tablet supports..
> i.e. support OpenGL in EGL_RENDERABLE_TYPE
> see for example Shield Tablet gfxbench report:
>
> https://gfxbench.com/resultdetails.jsp?resultid=hSmWKjDNbkDzGAPsqQ5d8Q
>
> It says:
> EGL_RENDERABLE_TYPE:OpenGL_ES
> OpenGL_ES_2
> OpenGL
> (77)
I have no idea about that topic.
Patches are welcome.
Yes.
You can download the 64-bit efi image and
create a bootable usb disk.
(by linux dd utility or windows equivalent tool)
The copy these files from the 32-bit iso
to the usb disk to replace the same name files:
initrd.img install.img kernel ramdisk.img system.sfs
Then modify the
androidboot.hardware=android_x86_64
to androidboot.hardware=android_x86
in the file /efi/boot/grub.cfg on the usb disk
That's all. Simple?
Thank you so much!!. I will try this.
But I doubt whether if you need to do this.
So far I haven't heard a device has
32-bit CPU with uefi bios.
All device with uefi bios should have 64-bit CPUs.
What's your platform exactly?
If it's the notorious Baytrail tablet
with 32-bit uefi bios,
just use the android-x86_64-5.1-rc1.img.
It's 100% bootable on your device.
That's because the img also has
a 32-bit efi bootloader and our kernel
supports efi mixed mode.
It can hand over to 64-bit kernel mode
without issues.
(Note Baytrail is a 64-bit CPU)
I'm too tired to explain more.
Just download and enjoy it.
Many thanks to Povilas Staniulis
who provided the new hosting of
dl.android-x86.org
PS. Google also released the source of
Android 6.0 marshmallow yesterday.
Will begin the porting soon.
I'm too tired to explain more.
Just download and enjoy it.
Many thanks to Povilas Staniulis
who provided the new hosting of
dl.android-x86.org
PS. Google also released the source of
Android 6.0 marshmallow yesterday.
Will begin the porting soon.