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Ok. It sounds like I'm in over my head. I haven't used Linux for a long time, many years, I am beginning to remember when I used to try to install it on my PC before it was made simple, I had to mess with modprobe and configure many things manually. Now that I think of it, I'm not even sure how the boot loading works on Android tablets, it's not like I can just flash any Linux system like with a PC right? You've all been very helpful. I think I'll give up here before going down the rabbit hole.

Good point, I hadn't considered the resource requirements. It only has 2Gb RAM so it makes sense to keep it at 32bit. I just hopped to increase it's compatibility with 64 bit applications (and also just felt like replacing the OS ad I'm not sure the one on it is clean or watching me) Thanks for the reply and tip.

I have a unique hardware setup with an ARMv8 architecture but a 32-bit 'armeabi-v7a' ABI. My goal is to install a 64-bit operating Ambian (or others, even a 64 bit Android Go if possible) system on this hardware, replacing the existing 32-bit setup. The device is a kids tablet ZIDS701 by Trayoo. The current OS is Android Go 10 32-bit. I'm kind of a newbie to firmware, so I'm reaching out to the knowledgeable members of this community for guidance and assistance in achieving this. I'm particularly interested in recommendations for a 64-bit OS that would be compatible with this setup and any steps or considerations I should be aware of during the installation process. Much appreciated thank you.