Cf-c2 and android

How to install android os on my tablet. I want to use it to fly my mavic 2 pro. The screen is a must for direct sun. Will android mess up my screen

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It has windows 10 on it now.

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I found that NOX emulator works good for me. I run it on my CF 52 to play solitaire.

Getting official Android to run on an Intel x86 cpu is challenging to say the least. There is a Linux "Android" that works ok. Android x86 distro.
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=androidx86

Since it is a Linux distro, it will not harm any of your hardware.

 

Thanks ill try nox and let you know

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It just keeps closing im trying to run dji got and litchi to fly my drone I can't have it close on me with my mavic 2 pro very expensive

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Dji go4

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Hmm. Nox works well on my machine. I have Win7 on it.

 

If its possible which anything is i would like to still load android os. When I have a $1500.00 drone flying i don't want to take chances. Thank you again for your help

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Problem with the Android OS like on your phone (not the Linux x86 distro)is that it is designed for Arm processors and not Intel processors. Missing lots of drivers and such.

Downloading an ISO of Android x86 and running it is really the best / easiest path.
You can make a bootable usb of it to test it out.
The real Android (like on your phone) actually is made from linux.

Good luck

 

Its a major pita, I have tried every emulator there is and so far marginal luck. Go here to find a list of bootable OS running Android, your mileage will vary. https://www.tech21century.com/best-android-os-for-pc-computers/

I have also run most of the OS with varying degrees of success.

 

Just buy android or ios tablet. Kindle fire for example.

 

That's what I ended up doing for my OBD2 reader.

 

I have android tablets and ipads they suck in direct sunlight. I have a cf-31 and cf-c2 and both are great in direct sunlight. I just bought fz-l1 and if it had more power I could use that. I'm new at flying drones and I hear of the tablet losinh

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I really feel the Android x86 distro would work fine on your hardware.
Other than that maybe look onto a Panasonic Android powered device.

Panasonic Android tablets.

FZ-A2
FZ-X1
FZ-B2
FZ-N1
A3
L1
T1

Google has lots of posts about using that software in Windows or an emulator
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-e&q=Dji+go4++nox

 

I just seen that thank you

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https://www.android-x86.org/

Late to the party but yes there is a x86 android project, it directly replaces your current OS for android on any compatible laptop. You will have to see what the port they have is made for and compare to your processor and WiFi cards to see if it will work. May want to get a spare disk to try out incase it won't work for you to avoid reloading 10 on your tablet.

The above link is to some ports I have used before, but I haven't tried a port from them since Android 2.x versions so read up and look there.