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Play Store won't install on a device without 32bit support #93

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pedroborraz opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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Play Store won't install on a device without 32bit support #93

pedroborraz opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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pedroborraz commented May 14, 2024

What happened?

I built the full package, flashed it through recovery.
I noticed that it gave an output of missing arm libraries when trying to install the play store
The crdroid build I'm using no longer supports 32bits

However, I confirmed that Phonesk.apk exists in /system/priv-app/
I'm having problems with the play integrity API in other installers. I would like to check your installer

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v1.3.1.67-alpha

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14

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CrDroid (drop 32bits support)

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@pedroborraz pedroborraz changed the title Play Store won't install Play Store won't install on a device without 32bit support May 14, 2024
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Hi,
I will look at it soon.

But you also seems to be missing signature spoofing; without it most things will not work.

@pedroborraz
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Hi, I will look at it soon.

But you also seems to be missing signature spoofing; without it most things will not work.

Thanks for the answer, I noticed the missing signature spoofing. I solved it using the FakeGapps module.
But what impressed me about this is that with another microg installer he didn't need the module

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ale5000-git commented May 17, 2024

Some ROMs have signature spoofing built-in.
Since from some time "LineageOS" include built-in support for signature spoofing maybe you can also ask the maintainers of your ROM (CrDroid) if something can be included.

NanoDroid also include built-in support for patching the ROM (but I'm not sure if the development is active now).

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