Thank you for this. i am such a sucker for this company's games (ZY Puzzle). Many are pretty much pallette swaps of one another but they just look so cute overall.
yeah. phone cpu doesn't support 32 bit at all. I tried vmos with plain vanilla rom 64 bit Android 7.1, hangs at 99%, galaxy fold 7 (android 16). I wonder if vmos works at all in newer androids....
sorry to bother @AndnixSH. Have you tried VMOS on latest Android versions? (16 I believe). Any rom even unpatched ones seem to load to 99% and just hang for me. Thanks.
regarding disabling / stopping google playstore in the VM (for now), what's the least intrusive / easist way to do that? (with lucky patcher I guess?) I did it with deleting the app completely (and google play service), but on VM restart it still triggers the rebooting. Thanks.
Another odd one. VMOS, 3.0.9 / 3.1.1, mounted couple of the rooted roms (provided here) for A7, on initial launch is fine. But subsequent, launching the created VM get a prompt "current VM is a Premium-only", and it's asking for a paid subscription. Did something change? thanks.
ugh. thank you, my bad. that was it with the file permissions. Very weird, with different version of VMOS, 2.9.x.x / 3.1.1, trying different roms, my vmos android sessions keep restarting, with basic roms loaded. But if I disable wifi, they are fine, until I re-enable wifi, then vmos android...
Weid. Installed vmos 3.1.1, downloaded custom roms locally. Gave vmos permission, trying to browse through app and add the custom roms, the app shows no roms. Any idea? (rom zips are definitely there) thanks.
VMOS-Pro_A7.1.2-32+64bit-1.0.52_Gapps-Root-Xposed , able to log into playstore, but some reason other apps installed do not recognize playstore / can't access playstore (even tried lucky patcher). Games patched for playstore purchases can't access store purchases in VMOS, but works fine in...
Android 9.0 ARMv7+ARM64/32+64-bit
sorry for question. What does it indicate when it's 32 + 64 bit? Does that mean it supports native devices (phones) of either 32bit or 64bit? Thanks.
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