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Lotykun-Softonic opened this issue May 13, 2025 · 0 comments
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What were you trying to do?

First of all, thank you for the amazing work on this project.

📋 Description
I'm trying to deploy a simple Laravel app to an Android environment, but I'm running into architecture compatibility issues.

What happened?

First of all, thank you for the amazing work on this project.

📋 Description
I'm trying to deploy a simple Laravel app to an Android environment, but I'm running into architecture compatibility issues.

How to reproduce the bug

💻 Environment
Host OS: Linux Mint (x86_64)

Android Studio: Running on x86_64 architecture

Physical Devices: 2 Android devices with armeabi-v7a architecture

Emulator: QEMU2 (does not support arm64 on x86_64 host)

Target ABI (current): arm64-v8a

⚠️ Problem
I cannot use Android Studio emulators because QEMU2 does not support running arm64 AVDs on x86_64 hosts.

I cannot install the APK on my physical devices because they are armeabi-v7a, but the generated APK only includes arm64-v8a.

Therefore, I have no way to run the app, neither on emulator nor on physical device.

🙏 What I Need
Clear steps to deploy a Laravel-based Android app on a Linux Mint (x86_64) host using Android Studio.

Instructions on how to:

Build and include support for armeabi-v7a in the APK

Compile JNI libraries for armeabi-v7a

Possibly use a compatible emulator or workaround for testing on the host system

🧪 Notes
I understand that using emulated ARM on x86_64 is slow or even unsupported in recent emulator versions, but I’d like to focus on supporting my physical devices (armeabi-v7a) first, as they’re my only real option for testing at the moment.

Let me know if any additional details are needed. Thanks again for your work and support!

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🙏 What I Need
Clear steps to deploy a Laravel-based Android app on a Linux Mint (x86_64) host using Android Studio.

Instructions on how to:

Build and include support for armeabi-v7a in the APK

Compile JNI libraries for armeabi-v7a

Possibly use a compatible emulator or workaround for testing on the host system

🧪 Notes
I understand that using emulated ARM on x86_64 is slow or even unsupported in recent emulator versions, but I’d like to focus on supporting my physical devices (armeabi-v7a) first, as they’re my only real option for testing at the moment.

Let me know if any additional details are needed. Thanks again for your work and support!

Which operating systems have you seen this occur on?

Linux

Notes

First of all, thank you for the amazing work on this project.

📋 Description
I'm trying to deploy a simple Laravel app to an Android environment, but I'm running into architecture compatibility issues.

💻 Environment
Host OS: Linux Mint (x86_64)

Android Studio: Running on x86_64 architecture

Physical Devices: 2 Android devices with armeabi-v7a architecture

Emulator: QEMU2 (does not support arm64 on x86_64 host)

Target ABI (current): arm64-v8a

⚠️ Problem
I cannot use Android Studio emulators because QEMU2 does not support running arm64 AVDs on x86_64 hosts.

I cannot install the APK on my physical devices because they are armeabi-v7a, but the generated APK only includes arm64-v8a.

Therefore, I have no way to run the app, neither on emulator nor on physical device.

🙏 What I Need
Clear steps to deploy a Laravel-based Android app on a Linux Mint (x86_64) host using Android Studio.

Instructions on how to:

Build and include support for armeabi-v7a in the APK

Compile JNI libraries for armeabi-v7a

Possibly use a compatible emulator or workaround for testing on the host system

🧪 Notes
I understand that using emulated ARM on x86_64 is slow or even unsupported in recent emulator versions, but I’d like to focus on supporting my physical devices (armeabi-v7a) first, as they’re my only real option for testing at the moment.

Let me know if any additional details are needed. Thanks again for your work and support!

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