Phoenix os stuck at detecting phoenix os Pc#
You’re using a PC with 2 physical cores, a very low L1 and L2 cache. My PC which is even more powerful also struggled. My laptop (Razer Blade 15) has an i7 8750H and a GTX1070 graphics card, and even that struggled to run the simulator smoothly when emulated. You said yourself it’s a core 2 quad, I’m willing to promise you that it will have poor performance. To be honest buddy, I would have stopped at it not working on RemixOS and Phoenix OS. Remix OS maybe is a good solution, as I heard it is fast so I am going to try this. Some time ago they had miner built-in so don’t just install, it is bad.
Phoenix OS - outdated and and lagging, not loading (stuck at Detecting Phoenix OS… Detected at /dev/sda3).Tomorrow I am going to try to fix this because I’ve seen solutions for this so that can probably work, but I am not sure.
Phoenix os stuck at detecting phoenix os android#
I should also say that this is simply the issues at face value I see with running IF on android on your pc, there could be a whole host of other issues with Phoenix OS, but it seems worth a try as long as your expectations are in check…Īnother little update: I tried to start remix OS, but it didn’t load - stuck at loading screen for 40-50 minutes then I just turned it off because it is too late and I need to sleep.
I have heard about varying levels of optimization for x86 in android apps, and I really don’t know where IF falls on that, it’s been a while since a popular phone used x86 because ARM is really just becoming so good, even pushing into the laptop market now, but the sum what recent push of android apps onto chrome books has prompted a lot of backend stuff by google, and app developers to get apps working better on x86. Phoenix OS (from my quick google search) seems like good old android just with a more desktop like interface, correct me if I’m wrong, and is also to my understanding not an emulator, so I would hazard to say it should be fine, but you are definitely in uncharted waters, and I’d be hesitant to give you any assurances. If you can get Android X86 to work the experience may not be optimized, and may not work well, but I’d imagine it will work.
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