我想在桌面上尝试ARM翻译工具，能给我具体操作吗？
How to use the ARM translation tool on Genymotion Desktop?
Please note: Enabling the ARM translation tool on Desktop is a compatibility workflow that carries risks and may affect the stability and functionality of virtual devices. Please ensure you understand and accept the relevant risks before proceeding.
Key points for operation
- Applicable scenarios: Desktop's x86/x86_64 images cannot directly run ARMv7/ARM64 applications, and Flash ARM translation tools can achieve partial deployment and running of ARM applications (non-native ARM64 functions).
- Risk warning: ARM translation tools are not available for all versions, and Genymotion does not provide ARM translation tools distribution. Please assume the risk and make backups yourself.
Specific steps (simplified version, based on official documentation)
1) Obtain the ARM translation tool
- You need to obtain the corresponding Android version's ARM translation tool ZIP file (Genymotion does not provide direct download, and you need to obtain it yourself and ensure the version matches).
2) Write the tool to the device
- Open the Genymotion Desktop virtual device, and drag and drop the ARM translation tool ZIP file (Drag'n Drop) or push the tool package using ADB.
3) Restart the device
- After writing, restart the virtual device to ensure the tool is loaded correctly.
4) Verify installation
- Use a third-party application (such as Device Info) to verify the ABI situation. You should see supported ABIs: x86, armeabi-v7a, armeabi.
- Verification command examples (related to device interaction):
- Check ABIs using ADB:
- adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abilist
- Or view CPU architecture information using the device information application
5) Deploy your ARM application
- Deploy the ARM application or game to the device, following your existing application packaging and deployment process.
- Note: Even if the translation tool works, performance and compatibility may vary depending on the application, and you need to test each one individually.
Official documentation points and references
- Deploying an application (ARM translation tool related, Desktop)
- Entry and steps: Drag'n Drop, ADB restart, and verification of ABIs process explanation
https://docs.genymotion.com/desktop/041_Deploying_an_app
- This document explicitly states that the Desktop image is x86/x86_64, and native ARM applications need to be deployed through translation tools, and not all Android versions are supported.
- Basic guide to using Desktop and creating devices (understanding basic operations and ARM limitations)
https://docs.genymotion.com/desktop/Get_started/014_Basic_steps
- Desktop product overview (explaining ARM-related compatibility paths and ARM64 images, etc.)
https://genymotion.com/product-desktop
- Warning on device images and ARM conversion tools
https://docs.genymotion.com/paas/041_Installing_applications
Next step ideas
- Can you tell me:
- The Android version you want to test (e.g., Android 9/10/11, etc.)?
- Do you already have the corresponding version's ARM translation tool ZIP file?
- What type of application do you plan to deploy (ARMv7 32-bit or ARM64 application)?
- What is your operating system (Windows/Mac/Linux) and Genymotion Desktop version?
Based on your specific version and tool package, I can provide you with step-by-step instructions and command examples that match your environment exactly.
What are your current plans: Will you continue testing ARM translation on Desktop or consider testing natively on SaaS's ARM64 image first? I can provide more accurate steps based on this.