17-Nov-2024, 14:32
(18-Oct-2024, 17:26)ada Wrote: Updating the thread about my first findings:
Good news:
- I was able to get the latest Android app code fully decompiled and I am able to recompile and run it 100% fully functional for any 32bit Android platform.
Bad news:
- There is a native .so lib which is complied for x86 and armV7 but not for armV8 (which is 64bit and required for Android 14), I will try to decompile this lib too but as of my knowledge even if I decompile it to be readable my researches shows that it will be nearly impossible to recompile it back which leaves us which only the option of this .so lib code to be shared by Devialet with us and then I can debug and fix the architecture problems in the code and then have a 64bit version of it.
While I will keep trying, unfortunately I am not seeing a feasible option to get this project done as .so file architecturally is the blocker here. If someone is interested in with the fully functional Android code I am happy to share, if there is anyone that has C decompile and recompile skills, I am also happy to partner with them but for the time being we are again depending on Devialet.
So, as I understand correct, there is no way we can use an expert remote app on new devices?
