I usually use my laptop as a CPU. I put it aside and it is connected to a screen via a VGA cable. Recently, I installed Phoenix OS in my laptop, but nothing was displayed on my secondary monitor. In windows 10, I only have to press "Windows + P" to see split screen option, but in this OS I couldn't find such settings. How to get that setting?

I was trying to boot Nexus 7 2013 Wi-Fi (flo) ROM on the LTE (deb) device. The ROM is Phoenix OS. I'm stuck waiting for service media.audio_policy.

01-01 20:04:22.973   1041   1235 I ServiceManager: Waiting for service media.audio_policy...
01-01 20:04:22.973   1041   1235 I ServiceManager: Waiting for service media.audio_policy...
01-01 20:04:22.974   1041   1235 I ServiceManager: Waiting for service media.audio_policy...
01-01 20:04:22.974   1041   1235 W AudioSystem: AudioPolicyService not published, waiting...

The LCD itself sometimes shows "Starting Apps", other times it just shows boot animation. Any solution for this?

What I have tried: 1. I have tried USB earphones and mic, both works perfectly, So it should not be Sound/Audio issue in Android. 2. If I keep earphones plugged in during boot, PC shuts down at "Initializing" Step. So I think it's a kernel issue. But there is no stacktrace in last_kmsg. 3. I have tried logcat and bugreport to get some information about this. Logcat has no error or even output between inserting jack and System crash.Bugreport have too much information and I am not able to find anything about crash. 4. /proc/last_kmsg doesn't exist. /dev/kmsg has output regarding other usb devices/apps. But, it fails to show/save anything in the output after connecting jack. It just shuts down. 5. It is not a hardware issue, because both windows 8.1 and xubuntu 18.04 are running without any mic/audio problem in same laptop. **UPDATE 1:** It is now confirm that the issue is in android 7.1.1 x86 build, Specificaly with kernel. I tried Default Androidx86 7.1.1 build, redmi os, prmieos. All are based on 7.1.1 (nougat) and had this bug. But Android x86 8.1 oreo builds seems to have resolved this bug. Now, I need to wait for phoenix os to upgrade. One thing i tried is to replace the phoenix nougat kernel with android orea kernel and it booted fine, but no drivers compatibility. Graphics, audio wifi didn't work. I need to replace files too, but i have no idea which one. People on XDA forums has done it, But I couldn't achieve that possibly because I don't have that much Knowledge about this. How can I succesfully update kernel and drivers?

I have a dual-booting Windows 10 tablet that has an Android side. I want to wipe it clean including the Windows side and fresh install PhoenixOS on it. I poked around PhoenixOS but the touch screen, accelerometer, WiFi, Bluetooth, and audio doesn't work on that device with it installed. I was wondering if there's a way to backup drivers from the original Android installed so I can add it to PhoenixOS and make those features work again? I'm not that familiar with Android terms so all I know is how it's done on the PC.