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The document outlines the steps for installing the GRUB boot loader and the Android-x86 operating system on a virtual machine. It details the installation process, including formatting the partition, copying system files, and configuring boot entries, followed by instructions for the initial setup after the first boot. Additionally, it offers to provide keyboard shortcuts for easier navigation during the installation process.

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Coding 4

The document outlines the steps for installing the GRUB boot loader and the Android-x86 operating system on a virtual machine. It details the installation process, including formatting the partition, copying system files, and configuring boot entries, followed by instructions for the initial setup after the first boot. Additionally, it offers to provide keyboard shortcuts for easier navigation during the installation process.

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4.

Bootloader Installation

 When asked:
Do you want to install GRUB boot loader? → Choose Yes.

 Then:
Do you want to install /system directory as read-write? →
Choose Yes.

5. Installation Process
 The installer will:

1. Format the partition.

2. Copy Android system files.

3. Install GRUB and configure boot entries.

This will take 1–5 minutes depending on your VM speed.

6. Finishing
 After install completes, choose Reboot.

 Remove the ISO from the VM’s CDROM (in virt-manager: VM → Details → CDROM →
Disconnect ISO).

 The VM will boot into Android-x86 for the first time.

7. Android First Boot


 You’ll see the Android boot animation.

 The initial setup is just like a phone:

 Select language.

 Connect to network (it’ll use your VM’s network).

 Sign into Google or skip.

 Configure date/time, gestures, and theme.

If you want, I can give you keyboard shortcuts to navigate these screens easily inside the virt-
viewer/virt-manager console, because without them, it’s a bit painful.

Do you want me to include those? They make the text installer much easier to control.

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