Genymotion_ARM_Translation
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m9rco
8.0 not working!
8.0 is crashing on visuals. Even on very reduced effects it constinues crashing on games like Ragnarok M Eternal Love
Tested in Genymotion v3.1.0 with an Android 8.0 (and every other version you have files available for) and they all fail to install an .apk with the same error @3xploiton3 attached.
I've verified through adb and all files from the zip files are correctly copied into the folders
If you need any more info, please ask me
This is how I got mines working. Make sure to use the newest recommended version of Virtualbox on the Genymotion website and to install the Arm Translator before anything else. Do not install Google Apps until the Arm Translator is installed first. I would not recommend updating a existing device and to create a new one.
With v3.1.0 and the 9.0 API, the Arm Translator for API 8.0 works with the most notable benefit being that audio stutter is no longer a problem.Yay.
Genymotion v3.1.0 VirtualBox v6.0.4 API 9.0 device with API 8.0 Arm Translator
API 8.0 w/ Translator 8.0 also still works
@Xanarack thanks for the tips, but doesn't seem to work for me.
Uninstalled Genymotion and VBox, and installed again separately:
- Install VBox latest release available 6.1.6-137129-Win
- Install Genymotion Personal 3.1.0 without VBox
- Create new device with Android v9.0
- Boot device
- Drag & drop the Genymotion-ARM-Translation_for_8.0.zip
- After install: adb reboot
- Drag & drop apk without x86 support
- Genymotion says that I need the ARM Translation package
I have then installed GApps and rebooted, but the app doesn't appear in Play Store (I imagine because of not correctly detecting the ARM translation package???)
@chiva , what APK variant did you use? ARM translation can only translate armabi-v7, it doesn't work with armv8/arm64.
ha! That's an important detail I've managed to get the x86 and armabi-v7a builds and both work correctly :D
Maybe, that can be added to the readme for future incautious people
Maybe, that can be added to the readme for future incautious people
Cc @m9rco . I think that this is important too and should be mentioned in the README. Many modern applications are built for arm64 (arm-v8) by default.
@3xploiton3 @evin-zhang is your APK compiled for arm 32bits (armabi-v7a)? ARM translation tools can NOT interpret arm 64bits (armv8).