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I understand this has entered an EOS stage but I figured I would leave this note all the same. iRobot is listed as failing with an error java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: dlopen failed: library "libcore_jni.so" not found. Looking at the APK it is split and what is odd is it has the x64 /x86 splits even though they don't include that core library causing the issue. Essentially advertising x64 compat but then being broken. In looking at it and some apps this might not be unintentional. QEMU and WSA however both support arm64-v8a xabi translations.
If you strip the iRobot sdk of the x86/x64 versions or have an installer that you can selectively choose what splits to install it fixes the issue and the app runs normally.
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I understand this has entered an EOS stage but I figured I would leave this note all the same. iRobot is listed as failing with an error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: dlopen failed: library "libcore_jni.so" not found
. Looking at the APK it is split and what is odd is it has the x64 /x86 splits even though they don't include that core library causing the issue. Essentially advertising x64 compat but then being broken. In looking at it and some apps this might not be unintentional. QEMU and WSA however both support arm64-v8a xabi translations.If you strip the iRobot sdk of the x86/x64 versions or have an installer that you can selectively choose what splits to install it fixes the issue and the app runs normally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: