How To Change The Resolution Of Android X86 To 1080p

Nana Nada

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22 Jul 2018 05.09.54 22/07/xviii

kepadaAndroid-x86

I guess this question has been asked many times before, only allow me enquire it ane more than fourth dimension:

Is is possible to fix resolution to 1920x1080? I take already tried adding 'vga=ask' to the boot parameter line and it works indeed, only the highest resolution it offers is 1280x1024. So how practise I fix college resolutions, preferably 1920x1080?

Give thanks you guys!

Chih-Wei Huang

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22 Jul 2018 23.44.08 22/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

What resolutions are supported depends on your
hardware and driver.
If vga=ask works for y'all, that means you're using
vesa commuter in non-hardware-accelerated mode.
The supported resolutions are express by your VESA BIOS.
If you don't see 1920x1080 in the list, it'southward not supported.
Refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VESA_BIOS_Extensions

What is your GPU?

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Chih-Wei
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Nana Null

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22 Jul 2018 23.50.08 22/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

Cheers for your reply!

I forgot to mention one important item: I am running Android x86 in VMware Histrion 12 equally a virtual OS. I take switched hardware acceleration on in the virtual OS'south settings, but, equally I said, the highest resolution I get is 1280x1024.

Previously, I used AndyOS, which is, in fact, an Android paradigm and a virtual machine player (based on VMware) integrated into i slice of software. And it does provide high-def resolutions, including 1920x1080. And then I know it is possible in principle. The question is how?

Chih-Wei Huang

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23 Jul 2018 00.08.17 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

2018-07-23 0:l GMT+08:00 Nana Nada <feod...@gmail.com>:
> Give thanks yous for your reply!
>
> I forgot to mention one important detail: I am running Android x86 in VMware
> Player 12 as a virtual OS. I have switched hardware acceleration on in the
> virtual Bone's settings, but, equally I said, the highest resolution I get is
> 1280x1024.

The resolution of VMware driver (vmwgfx) is hardcoded
to 800x600. I changed information technology to 1280x720:

https://osdn.net/projects/android-x86/scm/git/kernel/commits/c2b2fbc1a33e67826d264d5568d82b1491fc2bf9

I didn't run across a way to change it at runtime.

To see if yous have enabled 3D hardware acceleration
correctly, check Settings -> About -> OpenGL version.

> Previously, I used AndyOS, which is, in fact, an Android image and a virtual
> motorcar player (based on VMware) integrated into one piece of software. And
> information technology does provide high-def resolutions, including 1920x1080. Then I know it is
> possible in principle. The question is how?

Nana Nada

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23 Jul 2018 00.xviii.51 23/07/eighteen

kepadaAndroid-x86

Oh wow, so you are the one who worked on this? I wonder what was the point in limiting the resolution by 800x600 (or 1280x720)?

Is it possible to increment it somehow on VMware? (probably only possible by recompiling the kernel, right?)

Also, perchance information technology is possible to employ some other VM player with some other driver supporting 1920x1080? Which one would you suggest?

Just in case, my OpenGL info is every bit follows:

OpenGL driver version
GL vendor: VMware, Inc.
GL Renderer: Gallium 0.4 on SVGA3D; build: RELEASE; LLVM;
GL Version: OpenGL ES 3.0 Mesa 17.1.10 (git-946651c59a)

Cheers !

fguy

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23 Jul 2018 04.xx.08 23/07/xviii

kepadaAndroid-x86

Nana Cipher

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23 Jul 2018 05.37.02 23/07/eighteen

kepadaAndroid-x86

Thanks for this link. I tried setting the display settings as shown on your screenshot here:

but I still accept a very limited set of resolutions bachelor (and no HD, such as 1920x1080):

Just in case, my VMware version 12.5.nine.28553.

On Monday, July 23, 2018 at 12:twenty:08 AM UTC+iii, fguy wrote:

Christian Jamoner

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23 Jul 2018 07.42.xi 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

Try video=1920x1080. Information technology worked for me in vmware before. Yous may also increase dpi past DPI=480

Nana Nada

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23 Jul 2018 08.11.46 23/07/xviii

kepadaAndroid-x86

On Monday, July 23, 2018 at 3:42:11 AM UTC+3, Christian Jamoner wrote:

Try video=1920x1080. Information technology worked for me in vmware before. You may as well increase dpi past DPI=480

Oh my god, you are my hero Christian!!! :)) indeed, "video=1920x1080" does actually fix the resolution properly! :) Give thanks you x1000 :)) Also, just in case, I had to set DPI to 150 on my "24 monitor to become the best picture quality (reasonable sized fonts + non-blurry overall movie quality). Give thanks you!

Hope others looking for solution will find this thread.

My but question now is how exercise I salvage these parameters so that I will non have to re-type them each time I need to restart my OS?

Chih-Wei Huang

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23 Jul 2018 10.13.11 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

2018-07-23 9:11 GMT+08:00 Nana Nothing <feod...@gmail.com>:
> On Monday, July 23, 2018 at 3:42:eleven AM UTC+3, Christian Jamoner wrote:
>>
>> Try video=1920x1080. It worked for me in vmware before. You may also
>> increase dpi by DPI=480

Ah! Thank you for reminding me!
Actually video= just works subsequently I practical this patch:

https://osdn.cyberspace/projects/android-x86/scm/git/device-generic-common/commits/2181825646c97548e02498cb614a90177233e30b

I just forgot that. My memory is poor now...

> Oh my god, yous are my hero Christian!!! :)) indeed, "video=1920x1080" does
> actually gear up the resolution properly! :) Thanks x1000 :)) Besides, just in
> instance, I had to set DPI to 150 on my "24 monitor to get the best picture
> quality (reasonable sized fonts + non-blurry overall picture quality). Thank
> yous!
> Promise others looking for solution volition observe this thread.
>
> My only question now is how do I save these parameters so that I will not
> have to re-blazon them each fourth dimension I need to restart my OS?

Depends on your device is UEFI or legacy booting.
If it's UEFI (nearly mod devices are), yous need to
modify android.cfg in the EFI organization sectionalisation (ESP).

feod...@gmail.com

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23 Jul 2018 10.xvi.48 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

>Depends on your device is UEFI or legacy booting.
>If it's UEFI (most modern devices are), y'all demand to
>modify android.cfg in the EFI arrangement partition (ESP).
>

Cheers, I volition requite it try.

And we must award Christian a Nobel prize, that is for certain, lol :)

Chih-Wei Huang

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23 Jul 2018 x.25.45 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

2018-07-23 11:16 GMT+08:00 <feod...@gmail.com>:
>
>> Depends on your device is UEFI or legacy booting.
>> If it'southward UEFI (most modern devices are), you need to
>> modify android.cfg in the EFI system sectionalisation (ESP).
>>
> Thank you, I will give it endeavour.

OOPS! I forgot you said yous're using VMware...
Bad retentivity!

VMware supports both legacy and UEFI booting.
But the default is legacy if you lot didn't change information technology.
For legacy booting, modify /grub/menu.lst
in the android-x86's partition.

fguy

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23 Jul 2018 19.08.10 23/07/18

kepadaAndroid-x86

понедельник, 23 июля 2018 г., 1:37:02 UTC+iii пользователь Nana Nada написал:

but I still have a very limited set up of resolutions available (and no HD, such as 1920x1080):

that would get a larger number of screen resolutions you lot need to set the type of Invitee OS Windows 7 - for the other Guest Os VMware will show a shortened list similar you lot