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I have the same issue as in this post but I want to know what I have to do in a real machine to solve it. I want to load Android x86 GUI normaly but this load into command line.

Dave M
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It seems Android-x86 has problems with your graphic card. I had this issue in the past and managed to fix it but it was two years ago, so I didn't remember the precise steps. But the following links will help you for sure.

Quick fix

Edit the boot command by typing e or TAB and replace quiet by nomodeset xforcevesa

The parameter "nomodeset" disables "the kernel mode setting" (tells the kernel to not set the graphic resolution, let X do that instead) and "xforcevesa" enforces to use the VESA driver for X.

See here for more details.

Permanent fix

It seems you can permanently edit the boot command by following these steps.

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