How To Start Gui From Command Line In Android-x86
Solution 1:
To start the GUI, I had to select VboxVGA
instead of VMSVGA
in the VirtualBox display settings of the virtual machine.
Note: This is a solution to make it work with VirtualBox in case it helps someone who finds this question. It is possible that the solution to make it work with VMware player is similar.
I also found this information here:
Mandatory: Unless guest additions are installed, change the default VMSVGA to VBoxVGA.
Solution 2:
To fix this you have to go in to the Settings of your virtual machine and then on Display settings make sure 3D acceleration is ticked! Start you Android machine and wait may be up to 10 sec on command line, it will then boot to Android GUI.
Solution 3:
Adding another optional solution, because even though the most voted solution (written by JAGJIT DHALIWAL) helped me, it didn't do the whole job. When trying to install android x86 8.1 (oreo) the suggested answer didn't do the trick and the my android VM was stuck on GUI initialization, after viewing this video my problem was solved.
What I had to do is:
- to start the vm in debug mode, or open the CLI before GUI init first.
- remount mnt:
mount -o remount,rw /mnt
- edit /mnt/grub/menu.lst (
vi /mnt/grub/menu.lst
) - appending this code to the first option (the first line starthing with kernel)
nomodeset xforcevesa
- save the file (
:wq
or:x
) - reboot and the VM boots like magic with GUI
Solution 4:
To go back to GUI try use Alt+F7
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