Post number #327420, ID: 0d7c8b
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I saw an old Dell netbook running a version of Android, supposedly it's hit-and-miss. I have an old Toshiba lying around, now I want to try running Android on it. Have any of you tried running it on an x86 system? If so, how did it go?
Post number #327448, ID: 2e20f0
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I have done this in my ThinkPad X200, it's a pretty okayish experience. Hardware compatibility can be a rather wild one though.
Post number #327491, ID: 5d89e5
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The main issue, as always, are compatibility issues with proprietary hardware components which need proprietary drivers.
Post number #328693, ID: cab219
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Check out the androidx86 project if you want to do it.
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| I saw an old Dell netbook running a version of Android, supposedly it's hit-and-miss. I have an old Toshiba lying around, now I want to try running Android on it. Have any of you tried running it on an x86 system? If so, how did it go?