New answers tagged android-x86
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as for now android R (11) x86_64 supports arm application , just tested it and it works , but there is no way to root it , if you look for testing applications will be for nothing
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Peace be with you!
I have tried a lot search on Google and then at last I successfully done it.
Now I tell you how to do it.
Let's begin!
1)Open the terminal
2)Give following commands
su
mkdir /mnt/windows
ntfs-3g /dev/block/sdax mnt/windows
Note: x is the number of your drive which can be 1,2 or 3 etc.
3)Now open File manager named Super File Manager.
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I was snore able to fix this by opening a third-party app that had an "invert colors" toggle.
Flipping that on/off restored default colors across Android.
Vey strange.
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