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From talking with CoPilot I think your problem is that you added support only for arm64. Your low-end tablet does not support that ABI. So looks like you have to add android-arm into your .csproj file, but that's pure speculation based on CoPilot and this Stackoverflow post. You will need to test this and let us know if this works for you. |
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I bought a low-end tablet that when I went to install my .net maui app on from the Playstore I received a message that the device was not compatible. Google support said the reason was this:
your app is not compatible with the Onn 7 (100135924)due to a conflict in your app’s manifest with the following ABI: required ABI: arm64-v8a, x86_64.
My question is can I change my app manifest to make it work with this device? If so, what would the entry in the manifest file have to look like?
Thanks for your help
Daniel
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