This is a guide on burning the Android image onto the eMMC on the Banana Pi BPI-M3. The eMMC is 8GB and decently fast.
You will need to burn android onto MicroSD with Phoenix Card first and boot it.
Then you need to enable USB debugging, install Google Composite ADB drivers, and write the image to eMMC with Phoenix Suit.
Then you can take out the MicroSD card and boot M3 from eMMC.
phoenix suite tool sees only the sd card. Never sees the emmc memory. How can I really put the android 15.1 to emmc from a windows 7 computer. The computer does not see the emmc memory at all. Sometimes I can get it to see the sd card. I installed the adb driver, connected the usb after upgrade and followed this guide to the point that it became a fairy tale…