Tcl have a new os "smart tv2" is there anything that can be done with it as far as rooting or converting to a proper android os. it is based on android but is not android and apps are extremely limited and I can't find much info on this os at all
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Why doesn't Android studio run on Android? I think Google should support Android OS because tablets can be used for Android development. Is there any way to run Android Studio on Android OS?
fatihm85 said:
Why doesn't Android studio run on Android? I think Google should support Android OS because tablets can be used for Android development. Is there any way to run Android Studio on Android OS?
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Technically there is: running a chrooted Linux environment (most likely Ubuntu) on the tablet and accessing it trough VNC. That will sound a little difficult to handle (maybe use a mouse and a keyboard?), but that's the only way possibile as now.
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fatihm85 said:
Why doesn't Android studio run on Android? I think Google should support Android OS because tablets can be used for Android development. Is there any way to run Android Studio on Android OS?
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You can't run Android Studio on Android, but you can use an app called AIDE. You can build complete, functioning Android apps with it. Support is iffy, but it's worth the ten bucks to be able to develop anywhere.
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I wonder how many people need this feature indeed?
Someone posted on Lenovo's website asking about the Android beta program and the X4 (since it's a Project Fi phone) and was given a response that only the Nexus and Pixel devices can be part of the beta program.
How is that possible when the Samsung S8 has already got a second Oreo beta?
The AOSP Developer beta program is only available for Pixel & Nexus devices. This is a bone-stock, cutting-edge version of Android that is meant for development purposes, and is provided by Google directly.
Now that Oreo is released, and the AOSP sources are updated to 8.0, Samsung has taken the Oreo source and upgraded their own version of the phone software. This includes their custom software, bixby, etc. They are in the process of updating their entire current phone line from Nougat to Oreo, and they need beta testers. This is a totally different "Beta" program.
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Hi guys!
I hope you all are well.
I git my P20 Pro and I would like to install a stock android version on it.
I am completely new in this area - I am an iOS switcher
I found already some tutorials but all of them say I would like to need a SD card etc..
Details:
Model: CLT-L29
Build Number: CLT-L29 8.1.0.107(C432)
EMUI Version: 8.1.0
Android Version: 8.1.0
Can you help me?
Not possible at this point, nor would you want to install stock android on this phone. I imagine most people bought this device because of the camera and installing stock android would completely destroy camera performance. Switch back to your old iPhone 6 because that would have better cameta performance than a P20 on stock android.
Goronok said:
Not possible at this point, nor would you want to install stock android on this phone. I imagine most people bought this device because of the camera and installing stock android would completely destroy camera performance. Switch back to your old iPhone 6 because that would have better cameta performance than a P20 on stock android.
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Oh, okay if it is not necessary at this time than I don't do it. Thanks a lot!
sonybes said:
Hi guys!
I hope you all are well.
I git my P20 Pro and I would like to install a stock android version on it.
I am completely new in this area - I am an iOS switcher
I found already some tutorials but all of them say I would like to need a SD card etc..
Details:
Model: CLT-L29
Build Number: CLT-L29 8.1.0.107(C432)
EMUI Version: 8.1.0
Android Version: 8.1.0
Can you help me?
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There are Project Treble (Stock 8.1, see here) ROMs that do work on our device, and with Project Treble comes also support for the hardware of the P20 Pro camera just that uses different software which in some cases (personal preference) works better as it uses less aggressive post processing.
Further to the above, I have tried the Project Treble ROMs (which do boot and successfully function) on our device however at the moment it comes with random rebooting every 10 minutes or so - so steer clear of it for now until this is fixed.
If you want to prepare for when these ROMs fully function - then I suggest that you unlock your bootloader (to do this, email Huawei Support with your IMEI number, Serial Number, Product ID and also the reason for unlock request - I suggest saying 'Development'. Bare in mind that this process may void your official Huawei warranty dependent on the trading regulation authority for your region ) and once you receive the unlock code then you can unlock via fastboot commands which will allow you to make device modifications such as installing ROMs or rooting your device.
Hope this helps
As the title suggests, is it possible to port OneUI/Samsung Pie to our device? it sure as hell can handle it considering that this phone could handle official Android Pie and Samsung does a lot of optimization to their OS so they work better?
So, is it possible to create?
Quite I guess, but why is there no port for our device already? Looks like support for our dear J7 Prime is deprecated by Samsung, so custom ROM is our only option of doing this.
Yes, there is a rom which brings oneui for j7 prime..
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j7/samsung-galaxy-j7-prime--j7-on-nxt-exynos7870/rom-prometheusoneui-g610x-t3914327
Intro
I'll start with this important note: this will likely be interesting to a small subset of users as it 1) does cost money to deploy and run this cloud infrastructure in AWS 2) requires a bit more technical knowledge to get this up and running than most things on XDA 3) the OS build process maintains verified boot with your own custom keys which means things like root/magisk are not a good fit. Anyways, I've created a cross platform tool, rattlesnakeos-stack, that allows you to build your own customized Android OS for Google Pixel phones using AWS cloud infrastructure. The default OS that this tools builds without any customizations is called RattlesnakeOS, which is really just AOSP with very minor additions. If there is something you don't like about the default OS, you can add customizations on top of it or start with a completely blank slate and build your own OS.
Features
Support for Google Pixel phones
Based on latest AOSP 11.0
Software and firmware security updates delivered through built in OTA updater
Maintains verified boot with a locked bootloader just like official Android but with your own personal signing keys
Support for building latest stable Chromium browser and webview
Support for custom OS builds
If any of that sounds interesting to you, head over to the README for full setup, build, customization, and flashing instructions. Also, feel free to stop by our matrix room RattlesnakeOS (#ros.matrix.org).