Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4

Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
The Raspberry Pi (树莓派) is a microcomputer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the UK, also known as a single-board computer (SBC), designed for learning computer programming education, and is the size of a credit card.

Since its launch, the Raspberry Pi has been sought after by many computer enthusiasts and makers, once in short supply. Although it has a small appearance, it is rich in functionality, supporting video, audio, and more, making it a “small but complete” device. The Raspberry Pi has a dedicated operating system based on Debian Linux, called Raspbiann, and multiple Linux distributions have derived various Linux-based operating systems. It can also run Android and Windows 10 IoT systems, allowing users to run Android apps and Windows applications. This article mainly introduces how to install Android 14 on the Raspberry Pi and configure ADB to run apps.

Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4

1. Image and Burning Tools

System Image:

Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4

Burning Tool:

Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4

2. Burning the System Image to SD
1. Insert the SD card into the computer
2. Open Raspberry Pi Imager
3. Select the target device
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
4. Select the image
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
5. Select the SD card
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Click next and wait for the burning to complete. After completion, eject the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi to start.
3. Starting Android
The first startup is a bit slow; after powering on, you will see the Android logo. Wait a moment to start up to the desktop.
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
4. Configuring ADB
Go to the settings page and click on system settings
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
In the right menu of system settings, find the Remote Access section under Raspberry Pi Configuration.
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Turn on the ADB switch to enable debugging.
5. ADB Debugging and APP Installation
Connect the PC and Raspberry Pi to the same local area network, and use the ADB tool in the command line for remote debugging and APP installation (the PC needs to have the ADB tool installed).
View adjustable Android devices
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Connect to Android device Shell
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4
Install App
Change the local directory to the directory where the downloaded apk file is located
Installing Android 14 on Raspberry Pi 4

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