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Help Running Android x86 on Centos 7

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Hello, I'm trying to run Android OS on a centos VPS following this tutorial:
Code: 
[url]https://dev.to/gauthamp10/easiest-way-to-install-android-os-via-linux-no-grub-fiddling-3gao[/url]
I've done all this via ssh with no remote desktop access, after the installation i have a Android directory with various files in it.

Then it says
Volá! Now you are ready with android x86 desktop O.S.
Reboot and you will see a boot entry with Android x86 tag
Click to expand...

So I've rebooted and logged back in via ssh but its still on centos, i did not see any boot entry with Android x86 tag, although I'm sure I'm doing something wrong.

I'm not sure where to go from here to get android working.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think a virtual private server can run Android or any other OS on it, that is handled by the company running the server.....
 
Wait is it possible running Android x86 on Centos 7? It always seemed to me that CentOS was created only for using it on a computer, because it is a Linux distribution. Moreover, I recently found out about centos 7 eol, and thereby secured my operating system 100%. However, I never thought that there is CentOS on Android x86, I will need to read about it on the Internet and find out as much as possible, because it really interested me. I'm sorry, of course, that I can't help you, but I just wanted to express my opinion about it.
 
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Are you trying to duel-boot Android and Linux, are you trying to run Android in a VM running under Linux, or are you trying to do something else?
 
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