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Google Camera versions >=7.6 are not launching #22
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Hi, since you seem to be familiar with ADB, may I ask you to check if the log shows the same error message as in issue #10? If not, please post the error message here.
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Hi! I'm observing the same issue. The specs are almost the same:
I can confirm |
Hi @gustavo-hms, thanks a lot for offering your help here. Once you have an ADB connection to your device (
Since the operating system differs from stock, it is quite reasonable for this message to be displayed. I suspect that there is another communication with Play Services or some check if Play Services are available, but I have not yet had the time to look further. |
Before showing the log, a clarification: I mistakenly said the camera version was 8.1 when it's actually 7.6. Now, regarding the logs, it seems the relevant information starts here:
There's indeed a message
although it's slightly different from the one in #10 (don't know if it makes any difference...). |
I also noted on what seems to be the installation process, this message:
I can't say if it's related to the issue. |
I have analyzed the problem using version 7.6 and assume that all newer versions are also affected. Google has included a check to see if the system feature Long story short, the solution to this problem is outside the scope of this project. I am sorry, but I will close the issue. |
I had success with these APKs for 8.1 and this project on a Pixel 5 w/ GrapheneOS, for anyone looking for an easy and working solution. |
Future readers: GrapheneOS Beta RQ3A.210605.005.2021.06.20.20 has added the required XML file with the Pixel and Nexus experiences. It's still unclear if it actually works though as I had no luck. |
yeah, 8.2 un-modded from Google Inc works on grapheneOS now! |
@tomkel Where did you obtain your GCam APK? Aurora Store? |
apkmirror.com |
I dont understand. How did you get it running? |
@tomkel Could you give a few more hints how you managed to get GCam working? I'm using latest GrapheneOS with Gcam-Services-Provider v1.1 and un-modded Gcam 8.2 from Google, which I extracted via adb from my own phone before flashing GrapheneOS. I'm still facing the same issue: Gcam only shows a black screen with the camera pictogram. |
Here's the logcat when trying to start Gcam. Seem's like libpairipcore.so is missing. @lukaspieper Could you comment whether this might be a (Graphen)OS or gcam-services-provider issue?
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Sorry for the late reply, just want to confirm @shompoe's reply that |
Thanks, guys - I tried it again with the apk from apkmirror (version 8.3.252) and now it's working. I suppose I did something wrong when I extracted the apk myself from the original OS... |
Works with the --force-queryable flag |
I used this command adb push app-debug.apk /data/local/tmp Then adb shell pm install --force-queryable /data/local/tmp/app-debug.apk |
Describe the bug
The most recent Google Camera version (8.1) is not launching - it shows only an initial black screen with the camera pictogram. It does not load to the camera itself. As there is no crash of any kind, that is why I have created a new issue. It is also not working with Gcam 7.6, only 7.4-7.5 is working fine.
Gcam-Servies-Provider is installed with --force-queryable
Smartphone (please complete the following information, the more detailed, the better)
Additional context
Gcam service apk installed using adb, with --force-queryable flag.
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