[ISSUE] Broken on 64-bit-only phones
Fry-kun opened this issue · comments
Describe the bug
Install Afwall on 64-bit-only phone, like Google Pixel 7 or 8.
Firewall Logs
command '/data/user/0/dev.ukanth.ufirewall/app_bin/busybox ls /sys/class/net' exited with status 1
(and similar errors with iptables, ip6tables, and nflog)
Running same command in adb shell shows
/system/bin/sh: /data/user/0/dev.ukanth.ufirewall/app_bin/busybox: not executable: 32-bit ELF file
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
- Device: Google Pixel 8 Pro
- Android OS: 14
Additional context
These phones don't support 32-bit code. Maybe can work around this by installing busybox from elsewhere?
in ../app_bin/, only afwallstart executes in shell.
busybox, iptables, ip6tables, and nflog are all not executable
I think this means Afwall is not usable at all on these phones
Note: a partial workaround is installing "built-in BusyBox" module for Magisk and telling Afwall to use system binaries - that provides most stuff but not nflog
Afwall seems to work fine on Pixel 7 and Android 13. Maybe this is a Pixel 8-only or Android 14-only problem? I have been holding off on upgrading to Android 14 because of potential compatibility issues with Afwall.