Stuck with berry boot i am not able to connect to internet, want Android installed

[aravindvr99]

I am stuck with berry boot i am not ble to connect to internet i am using raspberry pi 2 and its my first attempt using pi anyone know about installing android on pi 2 pls help me

[fruitoftheloom]

I am stuck with berry boot i am not ble to connect to internet i am using raspberry pi 2 and its my first attempt using pi anyone know about installing android on pi 2 pls help me

There is an Android section of this forum, you will find unsupported versions of Android in recent posts:

viewforum.php?f=73

[DirkS]

I am stuck with berry boot i am not ble to connect to internet i am using raspberry pi 2 and its my first attempt using pi anyone know about installing android on pi 2 pls help me

If it's your first attempt then I would suggest to forget about berryboot *and* Android.
Get started with Raspberry Pi with Desktop (https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/) and fiddle around with that for a while.
Then decide if you want to use an different OS

[Imperf3kt]

I am stuck with berry boot i am not ble to connect to internet i am using raspberry pi 2 and its my first attempt using pi anyone know about installing android on pi 2 pls help me

There is an Android section of this forum, you will find unsupported versions of Android in recent posts:

viewforum.php?f=73

Unsupported is the wrong word.
Community supported would be more appropriate.

[fruitoftheloom]

I am stuck with berry boot i am not ble to connect to internet i am using raspberry pi 2 and its my first attempt using pi anyone know about installing android on pi 2 pls help me

There is an Android section of this forum, you will find unsupported versions of Android in recent posts:

viewforum.php?f=73

Unsupported is the wrong word.
Community supported would be more appropriate.

OK OK it is not supported by the Raspberry Pi Trading / Raspberry Pi Foundation and they will not offer any guidance.

Even Google Android Things no longer supports the RPi SBC as an end user platform, so what else is there to say except buy a £50 Fire Tablet ?