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I search hours on internet but didn't find solution.

I install Android x86 and Android Phoenix OS on VMware Workstation. Both Freezing in x86_64:/ # and Android doesn't come up But I Found Solution and it's Work. editt kernel and add this "nomodeset xforcevesa"

Now Problem is: in Android x86 in grub menu it has debug mode and I can choose it and go through editing But in Android Phoenix OS there is no debug mode in menu. So How I Access to Debug mode in Phoenix OS? is has any command that i use in CLT to run debug mode?

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    As the text in the lower part of each screen indicates pressing e should give you the possibility to edit the boot command line of the kernel. So you should be able to show the command used by Android x86 in debug mode.
    – Robert
    Commented Jan 14, 2022 at 2:51
  • forcing vesa vga drivers is no solution it's just emergency workaround
    – alecxs
    Commented Jan 14, 2022 at 10:39
  • I found only this solution on the internet and its working, better as nothing. and pressing "e", I know that, but it's edit kernel temporary and I should do it every time but as you can see in second image, we have debug mode option that I can choose it, that in there we can edit kernel permanently with some codes. I can press "C" and go to CLT but I don't know how access to debug mode. Does it have a code to go to debug mode?
    – virtual bot
    Commented Jan 15, 2022 at 0:53
  • I think your question is about configuring grub forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3684456
    – alecxs
    Commented Jan 15, 2022 at 9:16

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I didn't find a solution to how to go to the debug mode. but I find the solution to my problem that now I can edit kernel directly.

in the setup section of phoenix os choose the second option then press tab and now edit where you want to edit

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  • an alternative way is to open iso of phoenix os and open efi folder then boot folder and then open grub.cfg file with notepad and edit where you want to edit
    – virtual bot
    Commented Jan 16, 2022 at 22:56

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