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[BUG] Latest version doesn't want to install on arm64 (Snapdragon X)

Open Gab1er opened this issue 7 months ago • 4 comments

Describe the bug

Image It doesn't close itself, it just says that a file is missing but I just unzipped the compressed file (I tried with 7zip and Windows built-in decompression). I used the WSA_2407.40000.4.0_arm64_Release-Nightly-MindTheGapps-13.0-RemovedAmazon build I also tried to rename it with WSA but it didn't do anything. Also I noticed there isn't any build marked for Magisk for arm64?

Steps to reproduce the issue

Try to install the latest build on a Snapdragon X pc

Expected behaviour

It should install itself

Downloaded Build Of WSA

The latest one, for arm64

Windows build number

24H2 - 26100.4249

PC Specification

Snapdragon X Elite laptop

Additional context

No response

Gab1er avatar Jun 11 '25 12:06 Gab1er

Same here

Ethanjoyce2010 avatar Jun 25 '25 06:06 Ethanjoyce2010

Same here

If you want it to work there is no way to do it with the latest build. What you have to do is to use MagiskOnWSA (https://github.com/LSPosed/MagiskOnWSALocal) + Snickler's patched files for arm. (https://github.com/snickler/WSA-Patched/releases)

MagiskOnWSA is basically an installation tool with ui which will ask you what you want to install exactly. And Snickler's files are mendatory to have functioning WSA on arm CPUs.

Gab1er avatar Jun 25 '25 06:06 Gab1er

try to enter the command powershell in my case apex is missing

Get-Content .\filelist.txt | Where-Object { -not (Test-Path $_) }

apex

mdlvnn avatar Jul 11 '25 06:07 mdlvnn

As mdlvnn said above, apex folder is missing. You can get it from this repo: https://github.com/MustardChef/WSAMagiskDelta

extract and move the apex folder to the latest build and it will work

tizoras avatar Aug 02 '25 19:08 tizoras