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#LIBC.SO NOT FOUND ADB ANDROID#
#LIBC.SO NOT FOUND ADB SIMULATOR#

Run log from Android Studio 02/26 15:01:23: Launching app

#LIBC.SO NOT FOUND ADB SIMULATOR#

Note: This freshly created reactxp app can run successfully on Android simulator without any problems. Once the serving of the bundle reached 100%, the app will crash.

The packager, Metro Bundler, starts to build and serve the bundle.

The app starts on the device, showing “Loading from localhost:8081” with a green background.

Press the green triangular “Run” button.

Open “./android” in Android Studio, and wait for the configuration to load completely.

connect android device with debugging enabled, adb devices to confirm that the device is detected.

Any project created with react-native init.

Projects whose Android app can be successfully run on both physical devices:

I am able to run Android apps from other projects on these two physical devices via Android Studio or react-native run-android, so the problem is unlikely to be caused by my environment set up. Physical device 2: LGE LG-H815 (Android 6.0, API 23).Physical device 1: Sony E6853 (Android 7.1.1, API 25).JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o.The run log in Android Studio shows the error message “libgnustl_shared.so is 32-bit instead of 64-bit”.Įxpected the app to run on a physical Android device without any problem, just like running in the simulator. App created with create-rx-app will crash immediately upon launch on a physical Android device.