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Feature request: ARM64 (arm64-v8a) app support #38
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ARM translation can be archived in short term. I will work on that and give you an update.
Thanks for your feedback 🙏Reacted by RscAndroid, eduardotang and lukedoomerARM translation can be archived in short term. I will work on that and give you an update. Thanks for your feedback 🙏
Hello. This feature still in progress?
I was try
--env ARM_TRANSLATION=1
but
adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abilistis showingx86_64,x86andadb shell getprop ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridgeis showing0Reacted by Haroun EL ALAMIFixed in v1.0.0. 🎉
@Raulsc9 — your original ask is implemented. After enabling
ARM_TRANSLATION=1:$ adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abilist x86_64,x86,arm64-v8a,armeabi-v7a,armeabiARM-only Play Store APKs (and arm64-v8a sideloads) install and launch cleanly.
@snaike00 — your report was what flagged the broken first attempt. That early implementation had two real problems: the upstream
libhoudinidownload was failing silently behind a 502, and even when files landed the install never rebooted the device for the new properties to take effect. Both fixed, plus the translation engine itself was swapped to Google'sndk_translation(Chrome-OS-Android-11 prebuilts) which matches the emulator's API 30. After pullingshmayro/dockerify-android:1.0.0,getprop ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridgereturnslibndk_translation.soand ARM apps install/run. Sorry about the false start.How to use:
# docker-compose.yml environment: ARM_TRANSLATION: 1
Then
docker compose up -d. If you want it as a proper Magisk module (toggleable from the Magisk app), also setROOT_SETUP: 1.Full release notes: https://github.com/Shmayro/dockerify-android/releases/tag/v1.0.0
Hi,
I’m currently using dockerify-android for CI/testing and noticed that the emulator reports:
This prevents installation of many modern Android apps that ship native libraries only for arm64-v8a, resulting in:
Since many Play Store apps no longer provide x86/x86_64 builds, ARM64 support (or an ARM translation layer) would significantly improve compatibility.
Are there plans to support ARM64 system images or ARM translation in the near future?
Thanks for the project.