after setup complete navigate to settings and click storageĪ.Press A and enter 'DATA=/dev/sda1 SDCARD=/dev/sda2' Set partition 2 in kernel / GRUB, 2 optionsĪ.For anyone familiar with android x86 on VM's The process is as follows: Advanced user sections, SDCard When downloading Android-x86, you can specify. That doesn't include the partition example. VirtualBox guest add-ons are not available for the Android-x86 platform. The manual creation of a symlink between the two folders is the best option for longevity. Still this does not account for anything added to the sdcard folder afterwards. My last resort is to execute a script that does the remedial commands on start up, copying the contents of the sdcard folder to mnt/sdcard. I am trying to make this a one time operation instead. This works unfortunately I must execute a chmod command on mnt/sdcard under su every time the phone starts up. but boot file copy to fat32 partitioncopy to esp partition.

My next choice is to copy all files from the sdcard folder into the mnt/sdcard folder. you can install to sd cardyou can install ubuntu and Androidx86 to /dev/mmcblk1p1p2ext4 partition.

I am not making any progress with that method. On the website they say to make 2 partitions, one for the os and the other for the sdcard. The problem is stemming from applications that point towards mnt/sdcard for references, but the directory is empty because it is not automatically synching with the sdcard folder. It is getting tricky for me and I am running through the multiple scenarios. I am trying to give the virtual machine android x86 ultimately have a fake sdcard.

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