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Please add x86_64 version of vudroid.so #169
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@JoanZapata, @montreux I just encountered the above mentioned issue with the emulator running the x86_64 system image and API level 23.
It seems the app can't find the appropriate
Everything is working fine with a real smartphone running on ARM architecture. I checked the folder:
and here's the libraries list for the supported architectures:
Any advice/workaround would be appreciated. Thanks 👍 |
I created a new folder
and I put the
Pretty close:
All I need now is the x86_64 lib version. Any advice on where to find the x86_64 lib version and/or how to compile source? Thanks. |
I tried that too without success. The hack that worked for me was deleting the x86-64 libraries for the other dependencies. Then it successfully fell back to the 32 bit versions. I'm afraid I don't know where to find a x86-64 version of libvudroid.so John
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@montreux I just gave a try to your approach although the result was sadly unsuccessful. Thanks for the reply. |
sorry, I did not encounter this problem, If I met and have a solution or way of thinking, I'll tell you in time From: Luca Anceschi It seems the app can't find the appropriate libvudroid.so for the x86_64. Everything is working fine with a real smartphone running on ARM architecture. I checked the folder: and here's the libraries list for the supported architectures: |
The absence of this version of the library can cause crashes on x86_64 android devices with java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError. I encountered this crash on a HUDL 2.
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