+Desert Mike DIY - you have a Pi3, Mike? A Raspberry will never be an ANDROID but this build is as good as it gets and quite workable for any ANDROID based project. My intended project suffered a setback though. I learned that the 3.5 LCD screen that came in this week (sweet!) does not have ANDROID support...BIG monkey wrench in that plan! I got the screen to work in Raspbian and I may do a video on that in the future as that too has a few twists to it.
Finally an sd card specification (A1/A2) that actually makes sense for the way I use my arm boards. I've got more arm boards than I can count, mostly Pi2/3/4 running Linux/Kodi. Other arm64 boxes are running as firewall/routers or just code building boxes. For a code building box I throw in a usb flash drive since they're still more robust than the micro-sd for heavy i/o. I've got an nvme in a rk3399 board which makes a super code building box. I just ordered 4 A2 128G Sandisk cards, be interesting to see how they stack up for day to day use.
+Kelly Anderson - serious stuff! I've been into the STM32 boards of late. We're fortunate to live in this age of processing power at low prices. I'm not sure how an A2 board would improve the performance of this project and I already had the A1. I would most surely invest in A2 for seamless memory expansion in an ANDROID phone or tablet. A2 were hard to find. Still are in WalMart and other stores. I see AMAZON has good offerings these days. I appreciate your participation on the channel, Kelly:)
I am following your video like gospel. You leave out a few clicks and I have to watch your video explicitly. A big thing I just noticed is that you left out the words "plug in the usb device". You never tell us to plug in the USB drive with the google play file. I kept failing. Then I plugged it in and it worked.
+James Klafehn - I said to put gapps on USB stick. Then, @ 6:58 I tell you to locate the file on the USB stick...I should not have to tell you to put the stick in the Pi3!!!
you're welcome! It would seem there was something about your USB stick that the Pi didn't like. Doesn't take much sometimes. You'll notice that the ANDROID will work faster and smoother after a few boot ups. The Pi3 will never be a true ANDROID but KonstaKang development is as good as it gets.
hello sir, great tutorial, but I have a question about the internet speed, in my case, the internet conection the I tried is in the 2.4 band en the 5G band, the issue is that in both band the max speed that I can get is 24Mbps, so do you know if maybe the software (Android 9) is limitating the wireles card speed on the raspberry? because the specification for the Pi 3b+ the nic card is much faster (2.4GHz and 5GHz IEEE 802.11.b/g/n/ac wireless), I will be atentive to any comments, best regards, and have a great day.
I never tested the network speeds of Pi3 either in its native Raspbian or in this ANDROID OS. Wasn't my focus. My "plan" was to build an All-in-1 oscilloscope complete with LCD screen. Turns out this OS doesn't have a driver for the 3.5 LCD. Sorry I can't be of more help on internet connect speeds, Sebastian.
Did you ever get this to work with a Hantek scope and Hscope? I have a PI3B and would like to see if my 1008C would work. I also think Pico maybe compatible with the PI.
In the previous video #82 I showed that HScope can run on Pi3 ... but it's not an optimal situation. You would be facing 2 challenges, one being the Pi3 doesn't have much performance, the other that Hantek 1008c doesn't have much performance either. Together, they wouldn't make for a fun/productive experience...
logical canuck, Actually you don't have to use the SD card formater. Etcher will overwrite everything on the card including any prior formatting/partitioning.
+Kelly Anderson - am aware. Also aware of many issues I've encountered over the years with SD cards. Especially cards that have been used in other operating systems. I ALWAYS format with SD Card Formatter. But your point is well taken.
hmmm...I never had to do this...I "expect" settings and WIFI options would be there? my 2 Raspberry Pi3 are utilized on other projects now...I can not test this...
I have been at this for hours. When I try this process I only end up with a blank screen. The board is powered, screen is powered, micro sd card is in but nothing happens. No boot screen, no activity. I have tried multiple cards, redowloaded the zip over and over. Same result. Raspberry pi 3 b+ works fine with Raspian. Please help!
I just tried again. Reformatted the micro sd, reflashed using balenaEtcher and same outcome. Screen is on, I can see it glowing but no graphics and nothing happens. Both times I’ve let it sit for 10+ minutes.
@@JamesKlafehn - that's the problem...that LINEAGE 16 will not support those small LCD screens. It has to be HDMI cable to TV... A real bummer! I have a 3.5 LCD also that works fine in Raspbian but not in this (or other) Android OS. And it has put the brakes on the original project I had in mind. If your Pi3 was connected through HDMI, the process would unfold as in this video. Also interesting, I noticed just today that KonstaKang has posted a LINEAGE 16 for the Pi4
no, did not disable WiFi...I only did the steps AS SHOWN in video... if these steps have been strictly followed and still have issue, it often points to microSD card not being good... use brand name A1 or A2 designated card... good luck, Miles
I'm not up on that error code Kalil but problems with this almost always point to the sdCARD not good... also if you check KONSTA KANG site, you'll notice he has more recent OS files than the ANDROID 9 at the time this video was made...
I have not tried those apps on here. I don't think they would work well though. This ANDROID on Pi3 has its limitations. Yet, this KonstaKang is about as good as that gets. I had plans to make an HScope (Android App) based project with a 3.5" LCD. Found out there's no driver in this Android OS for those GPIO LCD screens. So much for that...lol I was given 2 of those Pi3. One ended up running Octoprint on my 3D printer. The other is now a NAS drive based on Open Media Vault. Thx for watching, Eren:)
@@theGADGETSplaylist Oh, great anwer, ty. I definitely give a try for KonstaKang. Even so its time to buy rpi4 for multimedia projects i guess. Also, thank you again for support rpi community. Its means to much for begginners like me. Greetings from TR
so any idea why my screen just stays black. first boot. I get the normal coloured screen that the pi does. it just remains black after that. the green led is flashing on the pi indicating it's reading the card. or trying to at least.
Thank You for bringing up the Audio on HDMI issue. I never tried it. My biggest disappointment with this OS is that there is no driver for my 3.5 in LCD screen. That put an abrupt end to my planned use for it... Thanks for taking time to comment, Yogesh
So when I load the lineage and start up the pi it starts off fine...I can set up time and date and wifi but once I get any farther than that the screen starts shaking. I can't read what is being asked. Ive tried restarting the pi and just trying to go fast thru the android start up but can't get any farther so must be something half way thru the set up. Any thoughts?
I'm at a loss to figure out what's happening...perhaps the sdCard...I highly recommend it says A1 on it Also perhaps worth looking at is that KonstaKang has released ANDROID 10 for this since this video was posted. You might want to try it to see if this issue goes away. It would be very similar installation procedure: konstakang.com/devices/rpi3/LineageOS17.1/
@@theGADGETSplaylist I was able to install the lineage 17.1 onto my raspberry pi 3 but now don't know if the same things would be done to install the google play....any idea?
+jani0000 - am always willing and ready to help here if I can but you'll have to be more precise. At exactly what stage of the process were you when screen locked up? And what is this "clean app" stuff?
Hello , I have download the file and install it on a sd card , the system launch ok. But i don't have the developer options in the system option , any idee ? Thanks for help .
Yes Alain, we get Developer Options by tapping the Build Number several times in settings. The process is described in the video between 4:30 and 5:00 on the timeline.
not sure Ratuja especially this "go to setup lineage/android" part... Once the card is flashed with Belena Etcher, it is placed in the Pi3 which when powered on automatically boots into the first run setup procedure...no? Do not hesitate to ask if you need further assistance. But the instructions in the video have to be followed exactly otherwise it will make a "difficult" procedure fail.
I can not help with any touch screens on this Android installation. I, probably like you can make the screens work with Raspbian but not here... It has negatively affected my plans as well, hoping to use my 3.5" LCD for a specific project I had in mind. Unfortunately, I can not.
Mine goes fine 'till the end when it fails for Insufficient storage space on the updater (Error Code 70). I have a 32G SD card that is NOT a1. I wonder if that could be the problem .. I have heard you say " 16G SD Class 10 A1 - no more no less" . :)
16GB SD no more, no less is based on my "understanding" of KonstaKang partitoning of the card. The A1 is for performance. HUGE difference between that and a card that is not A1 certified. 16GB A1 Sandisk microSD cards are not very expensive, Peter and will make your project work. Good luck:)
It will. If you don't need Google Play for your app to run, all the better. Play Store does slow it down, yet this is the best ANDROID for Pi3 I've seen.
@@theGADGETSplaylist Thanks :) I got an issue tho, when I download the android file there is only one mirror that is sooo slow (183 kb/s) I do have a very good internet connection. Any other mirror I could download it from?
@@Sgt.Lincoln_Osiris interesting question! I haven't tried RUclips. My guess is that it doesn't need Google Play services to run. But it's just a guess:)
@@theGADGETSplaylist I googled a bit and sadly RUclips app does require Google Play Services to run :(. But I came across a Play Services alternative called MicroG, it's a lighter alternative to Play Services. I'll see if I can make it work in this LineageOS build.
Thanks for the Tutorial So far it is going well I'm stuck on TWRP exit file I can't download from your Google drive maybe because my Google drive in full is there any other website where I can download TWRP EXIT file
Strange you can not download from my Google Drive... Here's the link right from Konsta Kang site: androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682891658 Hopefully this works. Let me know if it doesn't.
+jani0000 - this is the best ANDROID I've seen for Pi3 with Play Store support and can run well a demanding app like HScope. BUT...Raspberry is not and will never be an ANDROID device. I believe there are Android TV installations for Pi3. I'm not into that as dedicated TV Boxes go for the same price as a Pi
this video was with the 16.0 (Android 9) image KonstaKang released 17.1 (Android 10) image after this video was uploaded. Should be same installation process
Class 10 is not enough in this case. The A1 designation is what makes a substantial difference. Those cards are optimized to run apps. They're also the best for memory expansion in ANDROID phones and tablets.
in the video, I specified project required 16GB A1 sdCard ... it's been a while since I did this project, Sourabh and don't remember how critical it is to keep to that card specification but if you're having this issue I think this would be the source of the problem...
someone else had that problem, Elvin. It was his USB stick that was not compatible. I'm thinking the same for you. I would try 2 things: 1) FORMAT your USB stick with the SD Formatter I mention at beginning of video. 2) Try a different stick.
yes, even though KonstaKang has done the best job I've seen, the fact remains that ANDROID is not native to Raspberry Pi. This is especially true if Play Store (gapps) is required. If your app doesn't need Play Services to run and you can sideload the APK then Pi3 will run it quite nicely.
@@SimasMc This is my most viewed video. Many people have succeeded with this OS. I've installed it a number of times. You're getting a black screen on HDMI to a TV set?
I cannot exit. any advice on that? I am using the 55" screen in my living room instead of the 7" Pi screen I bought after the previous discussion. I was so excited that it was working. But I am at a road block. I cannot exit back to android. Ive tried multiple times. It says your file is corrupt.
@@JamesKlafehn - I am sure the file is good. But here's the link to KonstaKang and download it directly from him if you like. File is called "recovery2boot.zip" konstakang.com/devices/rpi3/LineageOS16.0/
I just tried 3 more times. It says your file is corrupt. I know its late but I have been working on this all day. If you are around I would love a good file so I can put this to bed. I really appreciate your work and support.
@@JamesKlafehn - I know you worked hard. And I appreciate your comment. Try downloading the file directly from KonstaKang with the link I provided. If you still experience trouble, I'll work with you on it tomorrow. I will help until you're successful... Let me know how you make out.
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I tried many tutorials and all of them didn't explain clear and the easy way that you can do it in no extra time, thanks
Can't wait to see how it runs !
+Desert Mike DIY - you have a Pi3, Mike?
A Raspberry will never be an ANDROID but this build is as good as it gets and quite workable for any ANDROID based project.
My intended project suffered a setback though. I learned that the 3.5 LCD screen that came in this week (sweet!) does not have ANDROID support...BIG monkey wrench in that plan!
I got the screen to work in Raspbian and I may do a video on that in the future as that too has a few twists to it.
@@theGADGETSplaylist Not a pi guy. But it's compactness might make a great automotive scope.
Finally an sd card specification (A1/A2) that actually makes sense for the way I use my arm boards. I've got more arm boards than I can count, mostly Pi2/3/4 running Linux/Kodi. Other arm64 boxes are running as firewall/routers or just code building boxes. For a code building box I throw in a usb flash drive since they're still more robust than the micro-sd for heavy i/o. I've got an nvme in a rk3399 board which makes a super code building box. I just ordered 4 A2 128G Sandisk cards, be interesting to see how they stack up for day to day use.
+Kelly Anderson - serious stuff!
I've been into the STM32 boards of late. We're fortunate to live in this age of processing power at low prices.
I'm not sure how an A2 board would improve the performance of this project and I already had the A1. I would most surely invest in A2 for seamless memory expansion in an ANDROID phone or tablet.
A2 were hard to find. Still are in WalMart and other stores. I see AMAZON has good offerings these days.
I appreciate your participation on the channel, Kelly:)
I am following your video like gospel. You leave out a few clicks and I have to watch your video explicitly. A big thing I just noticed is that you left out the words "plug in the usb device". You never tell us to plug in the USB drive with the google play file. I kept failing. Then I plugged it in and it worked.
+James Klafehn - I said to put gapps on USB stick. Then, @ 6:58 I tell you to locate the file on the USB stick...I should not have to tell you to put the stick in the Pi3!!!
thanks for the help I had to use a sd card mounted on usb to get it to work
you're welcome!
It would seem there was something about your USB stick that the Pi didn't like. Doesn't take much sometimes.
You'll notice that the ANDROID will work faster and smoother after a few boot ups. The Pi3 will never be a true ANDROID but KonstaKang development is as good as it gets.
hey man, GREAT video. cant thank you enough buddy !
glad to be of help:)
hello sir,
great tutorial, but I have a question about the internet speed, in my case, the internet conection the I tried is in the 2.4 band en the 5G band, the issue is that in both band the max speed that I can get is 24Mbps, so do you know if maybe the software (Android 9) is limitating the wireles card speed on the raspberry? because the specification for the Pi 3b+ the nic card is much faster (2.4GHz and 5GHz IEEE 802.11.b/g/n/ac wireless), I will be atentive to any comments,
best regards, and have a great day.
I never tested the network speeds of Pi3 either in its native Raspbian or in this ANDROID OS.
Wasn't my focus. My "plan" was to build an All-in-1 oscilloscope complete with LCD screen. Turns out this OS doesn't have a driver for the 3.5 LCD.
Sorry I can't be of more help on internet connect speeds, Sebastian.
Did you ever get this to work with a Hantek scope and Hscope? I have a PI3B and would like to see if my 1008C would work. I also think Pico maybe compatible with the PI.
In the previous video #82 I showed that HScope can run on Pi3 ... but it's not an optimal situation.
You would be facing 2 challenges, one being the Pi3 doesn't have much performance, the other that Hantek 1008c doesn't have much performance either.
Together, they wouldn't make for a fun/productive experience...
Thanks for the response. I will stick with the tablet route. And get a cheap laptop for my Pico 2204a.
Thanks for the tutorial, it’s working great! Quick and simple
Glad to hear it, Ashiokai:)
logical canuck, Actually you don't have to use the SD card formater. Etcher will overwrite everything on the card including any prior formatting/partitioning.
+Kelly Anderson - am aware.
Also aware of many issues I've encountered over the years with SD cards. Especially cards that have been used in other operating systems.
I ALWAYS format with SD Card Formatter.
But your point is well taken.
Very good tutorial and works great. Thanks😁
On initial Lineage , after setup, how can I select a different wifi network? Must I Go all the way to installing Android completion?
hmmm...I never had to do this...I "expect" settings and WIFI options would be there?
my 2 Raspberry Pi3 are utilized on other projects now...I can not test this...
Awesome tutorial, working great, thanks! (As of this comment I had to download the open GApps for android 10.0 to get it to work)
thx for comment, Janelle
I have been at this for hours. When I try this process I only end up with a blank screen. The board is powered, screen is powered, micro sd card is in but nothing happens. No boot screen, no activity. I have tried multiple cards, redowloaded the zip over and over. Same result. Raspberry pi 3 b+ works fine with Raspian. Please help!
+James Klafehn - what screen are you using?
not a small LCD, I hope...
I just tried again. Reformatted the micro sd, reflashed using balenaEtcher and same outcome. Screen is on, I can see it glowing but no graphics and nothing happens. Both times I’ve let it sit for 10+ minutes.
@@JamesKlafehn - again, are you using one of those Raspberry Pi LCD screens?
In the video, I went with a HDMI cable to a TV...
logical canuck read above. I answered that. I even sent a link.
@@JamesKlafehn - that's the problem...that LINEAGE 16 will not support those small LCD screens.
It has to be HDMI cable to TV...
A real bummer! I have a 3.5 LCD also that works fine in Raspbian but not in this (or other) Android OS. And it has put the brakes on the original project I had in mind.
If your Pi3 was connected through HDMI, the process would unfold as in this video.
Also interesting, I noticed just today that KonstaKang has posted a LINEAGE 16 for the Pi4
8:22 i heard that lol and im sure it is lolol thank you for showing this tutorial sir, we appreciate it!
LOL ... my viewers were warned:)
Great tutorial! And thanks for the zip file to get out of TWRP! I'd been banging my head against the wall trying to get back to Android.
sorry for late reply...YT comments have been acting up here of late...
yeah, getting out of TWRP is as tricky as get in...lol
Sir Thanks a million, for such a great tutorial.
Did you have to disable Wifi in the COnfig file? This thing just keeps rebooting on me.
no, did not disable WiFi...I only did the steps AS SHOWN in video...
if these steps have been strictly followed and still have issue, it often points to microSD card not being good...
use brand name A1 or A2 designated card...
good luck, Miles
Great tutorial thanks
In the fisrt step on TWRP I'm heaving "error 70" issue
I'm not up on that error code Kalil but problems with this almost always point to the sdCARD not good...
also if you check KONSTA KANG site, you'll notice he has more recent OS files than the ANDROID 9 at the time this video was made...
Thank you...
Hi, thanks for the video. Is netflix and yt works fine?
I have not tried those apps on here. I don't think they would work well though. This ANDROID on Pi3 has its limitations. Yet, this KonstaKang is about as good as that gets.
I had plans to make an HScope (Android App) based project with a 3.5" LCD. Found out there's no driver in this Android OS for those GPIO LCD screens. So much for that...lol
I was given 2 of those Pi3. One ended up running Octoprint on my 3D printer.
The other is now a NAS drive based on Open Media Vault.
Thx for watching, Eren:)
@@theGADGETSplaylist Oh, great anwer, ty. I definitely give a try for KonstaKang. Even so its time to buy rpi4 for multimedia projects i guess. Also, thank you again for support rpi community. Its means to much for begginners like me.
Greetings from TR
@@erngfb an Android TV Box for about $50 is unbeatable...better than any Pi3/Pi4 multi media solution...it REALLY is the way to go...
@@theGADGETSplaylist Yeah, you're right. I just recently bought xiaomi box s. It works perfectly. But raspberry is great for free time activity :)
so any idea why my screen just stays black. first boot. I get the normal coloured screen that the pi does. it just remains black after that. the green led is flashing on the pi indicating it's reading the card. or trying to at least.
no, I don't know what would cause that...sorry...
if I had to guess, and it's only a guess, I would suspect the SD card...
I attempted to give super user privilege but the command does not work I my be missing a step. Do I need to load something from your google drive?
please follow closely between 5:00 and 6:10
if you're still have problems, do not hesitate to ask...
Thank you for superb Tutorial, I followed it , I am not getting Audio on HDMI cable for rpi 3B+ rest everything is working flawlessly.
Thank You for bringing up the Audio on HDMI issue. I never tried it.
My biggest disappointment with this OS is that there is no driver for my 3.5 in LCD screen. That put an abrupt end to my planned use for it...
Thanks for taking time to comment, Yogesh
Super👍👍👍
So when I load the lineage and start up the pi it starts off fine...I can set up time and date and wifi but once I get any farther than that the screen starts shaking. I can't read what is being asked. Ive tried restarting the pi and just trying to go fast thru the android start up but can't get any farther so must be something half way thru the set up. Any thoughts?
hmmm....sounds like HDMI issue...
This is a Pi3, right?
And, does it do this screen shake when installing the native Raspbian OS?
I tried a different hdmi cable. It loaded the lineage os just fine. It’s just when the android set up begins. And yes pi3 with a 32gb sd
I'm at a loss to figure out what's happening...perhaps the sdCard...I highly recommend it says A1 on it
Also perhaps worth looking at is that KonstaKang has released ANDROID 10 for this since this video was posted. You might want to try it to see if this issue goes away. It would be very similar installation procedure:
konstakang.com/devices/rpi3/LineageOS17.1/
@@theGADGETSplaylist I was able to install the lineage 17.1 onto my raspberry pi 3 but now don't know if the same things would be done to install the google play....any idea?
@@CWHauer yes, I'm 87.3% sure it would be same:)
get system ui error on screen after that screen is stuck and if i download system clean app after that sreen show to small after open system clean app
+jani0000 - am always willing and ready to help here if I can but you'll have to be more precise.
At exactly what stage of the process were you when screen locked up?
And what is this "clean app" stuff?
I got struck in the rainbow display while booting this up on Raspberry Pi 2...Will it work for RPi 2 Model B? Please help me🙏🏻
KonstaKang did not develop for Pi2☹
He has this OS for Pi3 and he has another for Pi4
logical canuck Oh God Great...Thanks for the help...I was struck in the rainbow display while I tried this on my RPi 2....Thanks😁
8:27 may I remind you that not only then Google gets ****y... :-D subscribe!!!
welcome aboard:)
Hello ,
I have download the file and install it on a sd card , the system launch ok.
But i don't have the developer options in the system option , any idee ?
Thanks for help .
Yes Alain, we get Developer Options by tapping the Build Number several times in settings.
The process is described in the video between 4:30 and 5:00 on the timeline.
@@theGADGETSplaylist ok i forgot this , thank you for help . regards .
I flashed the sd card but whenever I go to setup lineage/android, it reboots itself. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I tried different sd cards and power cables, still no luck
not sure Ratuja especially this "go to setup lineage/android" part...
Once the card is flashed with Belena Etcher, it is placed in the Pi3 which when powered on automatically boots into the first run setup procedure...no?
Do not hesitate to ask if you need further assistance. But the instructions in the video have to be followed exactly otherwise it will make a "difficult" procedure fail.
@@rutujajadhav9643 did you solve the problem?
Cool!
Thanks, it works great, but only without GApps, after I install GApps the system is too slow. :(
I agree...works much faster without gapps and way to go if apk can be sideloaded and does not require Play Services to run...
how to configure touch screen in LCD 3,5 HDMI no using gpio?
I can not help with any touch screens on this Android installation. I, probably like you can make the screens work with Raspbian but not here...
It has negatively affected my plans as well, hoping to use my 3.5" LCD for a specific project I had in mind. Unfortunately, I can not.
Mine goes fine 'till the end when it fails for Insufficient storage space on the updater (Error Code 70). I have a 32G SD card that is NOT a1. I wonder if that could be the problem .. I have heard you say " 16G SD Class 10 A1 - no more no less" . :)
16GB SD no more, no less is based on my "understanding" of KonstaKang partitoning of the card.
The A1 is for performance. HUGE difference between that and a card that is not A1 certified.
16GB A1 Sandisk microSD cards are not very expensive, Peter and will make your project work.
Good luck:)
@@theGADGETSplaylist ya . I ordered one ... Cheap enough. I'll report back
Thanks for help
You are welcome:)
pero no abren ninguna aplicacion,osea funciona para instalar,pero no corre las aplicaciones?
sí, puede ejecutar aplicaciones ...
Tenía HScope y Google DRIVE funcionando y otras aplicaciones también se ejecutarán :)
thank you it work it well
I got a Raspberry Pi 3 B+, trying this right now, I hope it'll work :)
It will.
If you don't need Google Play for your app to run, all the better. Play Store does slow it down, yet this is the best ANDROID for Pi3 I've seen.
@@theGADGETSplaylist Thanks :) I got an issue tho, when I download the android file there is only one mirror that is sooo slow (183 kb/s) I do have a very good internet connection. Any other mirror I could download it from?
@@theGADGETSplaylist Does Google Play required to run RUclips app (sideloaded)?
@@Sgt.Lincoln_Osiris interesting question!
I haven't tried RUclips. My guess is that it doesn't need Google Play services to run. But it's just a guess:)
@@theGADGETSplaylist I googled a bit and sadly RUclips app does require Google Play Services to run :(. But I came across a Play Services alternative called MicroG, it's a lighter alternative to Play Services. I'll see if I can make it work in this LineageOS build.
Thanks for the Tutorial So far it is going well I'm stuck on TWRP exit file I can't download from your Google drive maybe because my Google drive in full is there any other website where I can download TWRP EXIT file
Strange you can not download from my Google Drive...
Here's the link right from Konsta Kang site:
androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682891658
Hopefully this works. Let me know if it doesn't.
the exit file is not installing. it keeps failing. it says invalid zip file format. error installing zip file `/usb_otg/ twrp exit zip.
From here, it's hard to know exactly why. The usual suspect is the SDcard.
I suggest you try another one.
Good luck Taylor...
ANDROID 9 working wel but slow working when watch live tv via app on Raspberry Pi 3
+jani0000 - this is the best ANDROID I've seen for Pi3 with Play Store support and can run well a demanding app like HScope.
BUT...Raspberry is not and will never be an ANDROID device.
I believe there are Android TV installations for Pi3. I'm not into that as dedicated TV Boxes go for the same price as a Pi
Thanks for replying 👏👏👏
Will this work with the android 16 image?
this video was with the 16.0 (Android 9) image
KonstaKang released 17.1 (Android 10) image after this video was uploaded. Should be same installation process
@@theGADGETSplaylist Thanks for the reply. I will give it a try.👍
@@theGADGETSplaylist Thanks for the reply. I will give it a try.
A lot of this is Greek to me. But I enjoy it anyway!!
Hi thank you it work well but android is slow i am using pi3 with 32 gb kingstong sd card with 80 mb speed class 10
Class 10 is not enough in this case.
The A1 designation is what makes a substantial difference. Those cards are optimized to run apps. They're also the best for memory expansion in ANDROID phones and tablets.
I have installed successfully but, when I tried to install Application it worked but not opening. please guide.
what was the application, Amit?
@@theGADGETSplaylist I tried many, but Jio TV, Amazon online shopping are some of the recent
I am trying, but there is low memory issues error 70, I am using 32 GB memory card.
in the video, I specified project required 16GB A1 sdCard ...
it's been a while since I did this project, Sourabh and don't remember how critical it is to keep to that card specification but if you're having this issue I think this would be the source of the problem...
Everything perfect!... but...How do i switch it off???????
unplug USB power ...
@@theGADGETSplaylist Thanks for everything. it works beautifully for my needs
What a great video.
thx Darren...pleased you enjoyed it!
Will it work on model 3a+
KonstaKang states that P3 or 3+ and makes no mention of A+
You can try, but I suspect it would not
Ok thank you
Tried today, all went well. Only the unzapper is not working. I get error 64 wrong architecture. Who can help
usually suspect SD card not working well with Pi3
No sdcard worked well but the zippfile is on a stick
@@WillemLn then, suspect the stick...perhaps format it with SD Card Formatter...or try another stick
how to fix problem during install opengapps pico "Error 70"
sorry Jakir, I have never encountered this error...afraid I can not be of much help...
i khow this is old but if anyone else has this problem install bitgapps instead
For some reason i can't acces the information from my usb usb_otg
someone else had that problem, Elvin.
It was his USB stick that was not compatible. I'm thinking the same for you.
I would try 2 things:
1) FORMAT your USB stick with the SD Formatter I mention at beginning of video.
2) Try a different stick.
@@theGADGETSplaylist yes I formated back to fat 32 i had it on ntfs thanks though
HOw to increase memory internal on sd card, please help?
because sompe location no format on sd card
I recommend you download SD Card Formatter from these people...it is the best:
www.sdcard.org/
i installed the zip but its stuck on rainbow screen
Meant for Raspberry Pi3 only. If instructions were followed and not booting, then SD card or other hardware malfunction is suspected.
Helo
Is it normal that the android is slow?
Es una preguna?
yes, even though KonstaKang has done the best job I've seen, the fact remains that ANDROID is not native to Raspberry Pi. This is especially true if Play Store (gapps) is required.
If your app doesn't need Play Services to run and you can sideload the APK then Pi3 will run it quite nicely.
no, no es una pregunta ...
es una explicación :)
@@theGADGETSplaylist thank you and congratulations on your great work
i tried all the tuttorials and all the iso files and i get only a black screen
Your Pi3 works OK with Raspbian?
If so, then the SD card is not good...
There's a hardware issue of some sort, Simon...
@@theGADGETSplaylist yes it works perfect with raspbian. I tried 2 different sd cards and none of them worked. May be both are not compatible?
@@SimasMc This is my most viewed video. Many people have succeeded with this OS. I've installed it a number of times.
You're getting a black screen on HDMI to a TV set?
@@theGADGETSplaylist some times i get a black scren but most often i get the rainbow color backgeound of the pi
@@SimasMc that tells me the OS did not get etched properly on the SDcard.
I recommend a SanDisk A1 card for this or any any Pi3 project.
composite output display not working
HDMI output only, I think...
Damn it is saying your exit file is corrupt
I cannot exit. any advice on that? I am using the 55" screen in my living room instead of the 7" Pi screen I bought after the previous discussion. I was so excited that it was working. But I am at a road block. I cannot exit back to android. Ive tried multiple times. It says your file is corrupt.
@@JamesKlafehn - I am sure the file is good. But here's the link to KonstaKang and download it directly from him if you like.
File is called "recovery2boot.zip"
konstakang.com/devices/rpi3/LineageOS16.0/
I just tried 3 more times. It says your file is corrupt. I know its late but I have been working on this all day. If you are around I would love a good file so I can put this to bed. I really appreciate your work and support.
@@JamesKlafehn - I know you worked hard. And I appreciate your comment. Try downloading the file directly from KonstaKang with the link I provided.
If you still experience trouble, I'll work with you on it tomorrow. I will help until you're successful...
Let me know how you make out.
@@theGADGETSplaylist is that the right link? That looks like the start file. I dont see a recovery2boot.zip on that page.
hablas demasiado amigo