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Introduction

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What is Android

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Download Android

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Login to VMware

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Upload ISO file

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Create Virtual Machine

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Partition

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Create Partition

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Format Partition

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Group Load Manager

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Booting Android

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hello YouTube and welcome to another

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virtualization tutorial so in this video

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I'm going to show you how to install

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Android on

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esxi host so already let's get started

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so as you may know Android is a very

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popular and prolific operating system

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used mainly for mobile devices and also

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tablet and TV sets okay

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so you may say what is actually the

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advantage of actually installing an

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Android on a computer

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but in some cases

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for example if you are developing

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application for mobile devices you may

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want to test it in this environment okay

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so here I'm gonna actually download

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Android okay and install it in our

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VMware esxi host okay so first thing

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first you have to go to the site here

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Android

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x86.org download in order to download

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the version of Android you want okay

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so here I'm click on this link

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and here you see the different versions

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for the different platforms actually

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for 64 bits and also 32 bits

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ISO file so you can download whatever

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version you want

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so me I'll double just this one 32 bits

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it's about actually

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726 megabytes okay and also the version

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is 9.0

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R2 okay

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so I already downloaded this version as

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you can see here on my computer okay

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so next we're gonna connect to our

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esxi host okay and upload it to our data

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store okay

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so first thing first let's go to our uh

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e sxi host

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let me log on

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I'll use of course my credentials here

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we go let me log on

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so as I told you the first step is

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actually to upload our ISO file to the

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data store so here you can see I have

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data store one okay

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so I'm gonna browse this data store and

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create it actually a folder called ISO

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where I upload all the iso I want

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okay so I will click on this upload

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button here

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and I will go to my download folder then

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I will choose Android

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version.o so I will open it and as you

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can see now the file is then uploaded to

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the data store

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so after this step has finished we're

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gonna actually create a virtual machine

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in our e s x i host okay

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so let's

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wait for the upload to finish

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okay now the upload has been finished so

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I can close this window here

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so now I'm gonna actually create a

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virtual machine so I will go to Virtual

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machines

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then I will click on create or register

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VM okay

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so I will here create a new virtual

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machine so I will go next

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for the name

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let's enter Android 9. for example

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and form the compatibility mode you can

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choose whatever version of e sxi hostage

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you want to be compatible with

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for the guest OS family as you may know

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Android is based on Linux so I'll choose

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Linux here

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and for the guest OS version

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I will choose just 32 bits

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so let's for example

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choose order Linux 32 bits okay

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so I will go here next

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and of course here I will select the

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storage

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so by default I have only one so I'll

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choose this data storage here

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we go

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now for the settings so I guess one CPU

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is enough

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for the memory I will go with the 2

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gigabytes

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[Music]

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here we go 2 gigabytes

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reservation mind limit nine

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or actually unlimited for the hard disk

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I will choose 8 gigabyte

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for our hard disk okay

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and the most important thing is for the

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CD or DVD drive

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so I will choose a data store I also

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file

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then here I have actually to select the

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file that we have actually uploaded

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so as you can see here on my data store

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it's this one Android version 9.0

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so all selected

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and make sure actually it's

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connected as you can see here okay

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so I'll go next and here

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actually it's summary

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of all what we have done

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okay I guess everything is okay I have

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one virtual CPU two gigabytes of RAM

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I have actually also one network adapter

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and the most important thing also for

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the hard disk

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I have chosen 8 gigabytes so I will

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click on finish

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so now the Android VM has been created

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so let's click on it

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and let's actually power on

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okay so let's power on

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and see what we get

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okay so here you can see that they have

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a menu that actually

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I must

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choose the option for the installation

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okay

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so I can navigate with my up and down

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keys so I'll choose installation install

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Android 86 to hard disk I will hit enter

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here we go

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for here

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for this choose partition

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we're gonna actually create

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or modify partitions okay

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so I'm gonna click on the capital c on

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my keyboard and I will hit OK here we go

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do you want to use GPT so I will choose

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no

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okay

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and this is the CF disk utilities would

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help us actually to create the partition

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okay

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so I'm gonna choose

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so I always use my up and down or left

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on the right

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keys on my keyboard so I'll choose new

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because I want to create a new Partition

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here we go and this partition actually

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is a primary one so I'll choose primary

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not logical

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here we go for the size I will choose

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the whole size

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here we go and one of the most important

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thing that you must mark it as a

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bootable

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so you're gonna actually

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choose portable and hit enter here we go

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so you can see the flag has been changed

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to

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actually boot

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then finally we choose right

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to write all the changes that we have

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done to the task

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okay

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so here the final question are you sure

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you want to write the partition table to

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disk

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of course yes here we go write in

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Partition to desk

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okay now we have finished all we have to

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do is to choose quit

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here we go now you can see that now I

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have a partition okay so I'll just

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choose this partition here which has

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eight gigabytes as a size and I will hit

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OK

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and for the file system that we want to

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choose we'll choose the default one

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which is extended four okay

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here we go are you sure you want to

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format

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the partition is D1 of course we want to

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format it yes

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here we go the partition now is being

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formatted

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thank you

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so after that we want to install the

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bootloader of course

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we want to install a bootloader group

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I will choose yes do you want to install

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system directory as a read write of

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course yes

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okay so now the system has been or is

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being installed actually to the desk

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so all we have to do is to wait

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but as we have just 8 gigabytes of hard

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disk space

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it will not take a lot of time

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okay now we have uh actually Android is

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installed successfully so we can run

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Android or reboot

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so let's run it actually

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[Music]

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okay here it will gives us just the

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actually the comment prompt

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so actually let's reboot this machine

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here we go in order to get our group so

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this is the group

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load manager okay so here you can see

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that you have different options you have

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debug mode debug no mode sets and

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actually another mod

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so for the actually the Android to

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Startup

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we have to choose the first option here

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and at the bottom you can see

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press enter to boot the selected OS okay

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or E to edit the command before with

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booting so actually we're gonna choose

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or actually we're gonna click the E

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button on our keyboard in order to edit

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the commands Okay so let's hit the e key

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in our keyboard here we go so you can

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see here that now I can modify

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actually the commands

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[Music]

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so I'll choose the first option and I'll

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hit once again the E key

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here we go

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so now all you have to do is to replace

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this quite here

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command by another command so I will

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delete this quite

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and I'll replace it by no

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no mode

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set okay

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no mode set X

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Force

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v e s a okay

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so let's now press B to boot

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here we go as you can see now Android is

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booting

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with graphical user interface

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okay

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so here you can choose

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English for the United States and you

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can start

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for the Wi-Fi if you have actually

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connected a USB

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Wi-Fi card to your VMware esxi host you

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can use it

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or you can just try to see all within

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networks here

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and by default this virtual Wi-Fi is

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connected to the network card okay

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but you can skip that

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for

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further

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installation okay

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of course after setting up the date and

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time

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[Music]

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you can just accept

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and or choose not now

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[Music]

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foreign

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we have successfully installed Android

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on our

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esxi host machine okay so everything is

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working here

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we have the applications and

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different options that you can configure

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later

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on your environment okay

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so otherwise I hope it has been

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informative for you and I want to thank

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you for Von bye bye

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