In this blog, I will be able to install Android Bliss OS on VMware Workstation 15. Below are the links for downloading VMware Workstation 15 and therefore the Android Bliss-OS.

Download Android Bliss OS click Bliss-OS or Bliss-OS

Download VMware Workstation 15 Pro click VMware Workstation

Create a virtual machine for the android emulator in VMware Workstation click create a virtual machine

install Android Bliss OS

1- Run VMware Workstation, then click power on this virtual machine, you’ll see the subsequent screen.

2- Select option, Installation – install Bliss OS to harddisk and press enter.

3- Press C, Select Create/Modify Portions and hit enter.

4- Select no for the use of GPT and hit enter.

5- Now we need to create a new partition, select New and hit enter.

6- Select Primary and hit enter.

7- Select the size that you want for the new partition. I have selected all and hit enter.

8- Select Bootable and hit enter, under the head Flags it should show Boot.

9- Select Write tab. this may create the partition table, which makes sure that you simply can use the new partition for the installation of Android Bliss OS.

10- Type yes and hit enter.

11- Select Quite and you will return to the installation screen of android Bliss OS, with a partition available called sda1.

12- Select sda1 and then press enter for the installation.

13- Select ext4 as the filesystem and then hit enter.

14- Select Yes and then hit enter.

15- Install the boot loader GRUB, select yes and then hit enter.

16- Select Yes and then hit enter to make the system Read-Write.

17- Once it is finished, right-click on the CD/DVD icon and then select disconnect. And then ok.

18- Select the Reboot option and hit enter to restart Bliss-OS.

19- Bliss-OS Screen comes up.

20- Bliss-OS first welcome screen.

20- After finishing the setup.

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Jamil Pervez works as a Network Administrator, based in Kuwait with a Primary focus on Microsoft technologies. Microsoft Certified MCSE, MCTP, MCITP, CCNP, CCIP, CCVP with 20 years of experience in administering Windows Servers, Exchange, VMWare, Veeam B&R, Veritas BackupExec.

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