Open Source OS for PC's, based on AOSP

The following instructions were adapted from the Android-x86 project, so some of the images are from them. To look at Android-x86's original installation guide, click here.

From here, we can relaunch the installer or continue using it, and select the .iso by clicking the icon to the right of the Android OS Image field. This will open a Windows File Explorer window and let you …

This microarchitecture levels match with Android ABIs requirement so your CPU must be compatible or else it won't be able to boot. To know if your CPU support x86_64-v2, check your CPU features using …

No Kernel Cross-Compile - Will add the override for NO_KERNEL_CROSS_COMPILE and allow you to build the kernel using GCC 10/11 from your installed system instead of using AOSP or your ROM's …

Giving our Android builds a try on your PC is pretty simple and straight forward. To start out, let's head over to https://rufus.ie and download the latest version of Rufus (I use the portable version)

BlissOS Download the BlissOS source code, based on AOSP & Android-x86 Modified for PC build using Android-Generic Project Please read the AOSP building instructions before proceeding.

We also offer Android-Generic Project 2.0 as an easy to learn method of building Android 11 for PC's. Checkout the project README.md for more info.

To do a manual "Wubi like" install of Bliss OS after you install the UEFI entry, you will need to open the Bliss OS .iso /.img with 7zip, and then drag all the .img & .sfs files to C:/android-x86 or whatever your …

Bliss OS brings the best of what Android has to offer to your projects. With a wide variety of compatibility for devices built in, we can help to bring the experience your customers demand, and the features …