Android 5.1.1 Lollipop Emulator Download

8/10 (562 votes) - Download Android 5 Lollipop Free. Android 5 Lollipop is the version of Google's mobile operating system that replaces Android KitKat and introduces us to the world of Material Design. In June of 2014, Google presented what was to the date its best mobile operating system. This will vary depending on which version of Android is out when you read this. At the time of writing, Android 5.1.1 was available to install in the SDK, but didn't work when we tried emulating it, so we stuck with Android 5.0.1, which worked for us. CPU: select 'ARM' Skin: select 'Skin with dynamic hardware controls'.

The AOSP custom ROM comes with tons of new features and is based on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.

Important Notice:
* This tutorial is strictly for installing AOSP Android 5.1.1 ROM on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5110. Don’t try in other variant.

• Your tablet should be rooted and have ClockworkMod recovery installed from before proceeding.

• This tutorial will wipe out all your data. Proceed at your own risk.(Backup your important data)

• Ensure to do a Dalvik Cache wipe before proceeding from the recovery mode

• Be informed that Samsung KIES will NOT detect your phone after installing this ROM because it is a custom firmware.

DISCLAIMER
This site or the developers are not responsible, if you damage or brick your device. Proceed at on your own risk and follow the instruction properly.

Steps to Flash The AOSP Custom ROM Android 5.1.1 Lollipop on Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5110 :
Step 1 – Ensure device is rooted and Custom Recovery. Download AOSP Android 5.1.1 to your PC, (If you download with your device skip STEPS 2 AND 3).

Step 2 – Connect and mount your Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 USB memory on your computer using the USB cable.

Step 3 – Send the downloaded Android 5.1.1 ROM to your SD card. it should be on the root of your Sd card

Step 4 – Disconnect device from computer and Turn it OFF.

Step 5 – Boot to the Recovery Mode. Switch ON the tablet while pressing and holding Volume Down + Power buttons together.

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Step 6 – Once you are in Recovery Mode, select perform a full data wipe by selecting “wipe data/factory reset” . Use the Power button to select everything while in the Recovery Mode.

Step 7 – Then, perform a cache wipe by selecting “wipe cache partition” .

Step 8 – Now this is optional, but it is recommended to perform a wipe of your dalvik cache as well. You will not get into boot loops or any other errors. From recovery, go to ‘advanced’ and then select “wipe dalvik cache”.

Step 9 – Then go back to the main recovery screen and select “install zip from SD card”.

Step 10 – Now select “choose zip from sdcard”. Using your volume keys, navigate to the Android 5.1.1 ROM zip file that you copied to your SD card and select it using the Power button. Confirm the installation on the next screen and the installation procedure should start now.

Step 11 – After the installation completes, go to “Go Back” and reboot the tablet by selecting “reboot system now” from the recovery menu

Your Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5110 will boot now and it might take about 5 minutes to boot on your first time. So, relax.

Yaaaaga!

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First of all, some details for reference. The built-in emulator on Android Studio or on virtual machine managers like VirtualBox do let you set up higher versions of Android, but the results when running apps over them tend to be a bit iffy. But MEmu is an exception, as one of the first Android emulators specifically designed to run videogames requiring 5.1 Lollipop.

Version 3.0.7 of MEmu incorporates Android 4.4 by default, but thanks to its console for managing multiple instances you can run several parallel versions at once. Open the Multi-EMU and you’ll get a list of the different open instances. To create a new one with Android 5.1 you have to tap the Create button and pick the version you want to run. Then set it up and launch it by pressing the Start button.

Keep in mind that developers haven’t rolled out Lollipop 5.1 as the default version yet due to several incompatibilities, so although lots of games are already compatible, others won’t run properly. That’s why the Instance Manager is so interesting – it lets you use several variants on the same emulator instead of having four or five installed to test which one works best.

On top of all that, you can configure lots of aspects of emulation beyond just the amount of assigned RAM and the emulated nuclei as with most programs of this kind. In MEmu you can also set the kind of device to be emulated and the output resolution, and even disable the root.

Beyond all that, the emulator includes the standard features of top-notch tools like Nox or KOPlayer, among them: easy mapping of the controls to the mouse and keyboard and direct loading of external APKs, plus notable extras like an option to send games to your physical Android device.