I need Help for android on asus transformer book tx300

[Victor Rouault]

Hello, I need help because I want t make a dual boot Windows8.1/Android on my ASUS transformer book tx300ca.
My motherboard is UEFI and my disk is partitioned into GPT.I have therefore download android  for UEFI at https://01.org/android-ia/downloads.
After several attempts I can not start Android from a USB UEFI, I have this message "No loader found. Files in / loader / entries / *. Conf are needed Configuration."

[Masaki Muranaka]

Hi,
It's better to ask at their ML if you want to know about Android-IA.
https://01.org/android-ia/community
Even if Android-x86 uses code from Android-IA, they are individual projects.

2013/11/22 Victor Rouault <rouault...@gmail.com>:

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[Victor Rouault]

I have succeeded in getting dual boot with android, i have convert my GPT disk into MBR disk, and install androidx86. It's more simply, but there remains the problem of drivers --'.

[Ooop Yooo]

As explained in your other post, run a live Linux and see if all your hardware are supported. You should be able to determine which drivers are in use and which drivers you should rip off...

2013/11/29 Victor Rouault <rouault...@gmail.com>

I have succeeded in getting dual boot with android, i have convert my GPT disk into MBR disk, and install androidx86. It's more simply, but there remains the problem of drivers --'.

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[Ooop Yooo]

I meant drivers you should rip out, of course... ;)

Le mercredi 4 décembre 2013 16:27:25 UTC+1, Ooop Yooo a écrit :

As explained in your other post, run a live Linux and see if all your hardware are supported. You should be able to determine which drivers are in use and which drivers you should rip off...

2013/11/29 Victor Rouault <rouault...@gmail.com>

I have succeeded in getting dual boot with android, i have convert my GPT disk into MBR disk, and install androidx86. It's more simply, but there remains the problem of drivers --'.

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