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This method will definitely fix the Grub4DOS – Minimal BASH like line editing is supported error while booting Phoenix OS. But this is the only way you can use Phoenix OS as of now.

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found at /dev/sda3' then the caps lock light flash for 11 to 13 times and the pc reboots. I was able successfully to create the dual boot menu but the new Os doesn't boot when I choose it from the boot menu, it shows 'Detecting Phoenix OS.

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Off-course this will be a little slow when compared to installing in hard drive. I tried recently to install Phoenix OS (based on Android 7.1) as a second operating system. If the above methods are not working for you then the only solution left is to install Phoenix OS in a USB drive and boot from it. Method 3 – Install Phoenix OS in USB Drive

Now you will no longer face Grub4DOS error in Phoenix OS.

Launch the Phoenix OS installer and install Phoenix OS in the newly created drive.

Follow the simple instructions and keep pressing the next button.

Right-click the new partition and select new simple volume.

Once the process is complete, you will find a new partition under disk 0.

This will shrink your existing drive to create a new drive.

So enter 20000 MB and click the Shrink button.

Right click on the drive which has some free space and select shrink volume.

In disk management, you can see all the drives.

Right click on the Windows start button and select disk management.

Now to create a new drive follow the below steps. This method is simple you have to create a separate drive/partition and install Phoenix OS in it.

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Method 2: Install Phoenix OS in Separate Drive Latest Version: Phoenix OS 3.6.1 LATEST Requirements: Windows 7 / Windows 7 64 / Windows 8 / Windows 8 64 / Windows 10 / Windows 10 64 User Rating: Click to vote Author / Product: Phoenix OS Team / Phoenix OS Old Versions: Big screen OS based on Android, bringing the joy of Android gaming to PC.

Now try to boot into Phoenix OS, If the error still exists then you need to follow the below method as well to fix Minimal BASH like line editing is supported in Phoenix OS.

Click next and follow the instructions, Once the process is completed it will restart your PC and the disk will be converted to Basic.

Now select Method 1 Convert Dynamic disk to basic disk and click next.

This will open a new Window, here click on next.

Now on the left-hand side under Wizards, you will find All Tool, In All tools, you will find Dynamic Disk Converter, select it. Jan 12, 2016, 1:39:28 PM to Remix OS for PC Dell Optiplex 7020 and HP ProBook 430 G1 Laptop.

First, you need to download a program called AOMIE Partition tools.

If your disk type is basic then skip this method and try the other one. If your disk type is Dynamic then proceed with the method. On the bottom side, you will find Disk 0, and under that, the disk type would be mentioned, that is basic or dynamic. Now before trying this method, Right click on the start menu and select Disk Management. Fix Minimal bash like line editing Error Method 1: Convert to Basic Disk Note that for some this method will work for others it won’t so I have tried to list all the possible methods which worked for different people. And then finally found a method which was working. I'm new to this Linux world and I don't want to be discouraged by the cold, unresponsive community question.

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Menuentry 'OPhoenix OS.1.efi.I spent 3-4 days finding the solution of the error, and surprisingly none of the methods worked for me. Host PC: Windows 8.1 圆4 (VT Enabled) - Virtual Box Version: 6.1.28 - ISO: Android-x8664-9.0-r2 (921 MB) If any of you guys can help please I'm here. The entry that is stuck in this grub.cfg file is: I have been doing all of this editing via an install of peppermint on a usb thumb drive. etc/grub.d/40_custom or any other common grub files.

The grub.cfg file is in SDA1 a vfat partition at the beginning of the internal hard drive. OldFred - Sorry I didn't see your post earlier. I now know another thing that doesn't work.