Kindle Crash

[Tyler Hostetter]

Thanks for taking the time to read this; I will be as detailed as possible.

Summary:

I can run android x86 just fine on my Windows tablet. Apps like Audible, OneNote, etc work just fine. Whenever I try to launch Amazon Kindle, which I downloaded from the Play Store, it immediately crashes. This is the only snag I have run into so far; I absolutely love this project and its goals. Everything else just works: my detachable keyboard and wacom pen. It is extremely impressive.

Machine Info:

Dell 5285 2-in-1, i7-7600U, 16GB of RAM, UEFI with Secure Boot. Product page: https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/dell-laptops-and-notebooks/latitude-5285-2-in-1/spd/latitude-12-5285-2-in-1-laptop

Android x86 Info:

Installed to internal SSD, 16GB partition, EXT4,  "android-x86_64-8.1-rc1.iso".

Troubleshooting Steps (Houdini):

Through the GUI I turned on "Enable Native Bridge", then rebooted. The Kindle app still crashes. I then hit "alt+f1" to get to the terminal and ran "enable_nativebridge". Please see the attached "enable_nativebridge.jpg" for the output. It seems to recognize that the amazon kidle app needs libhoudini.so, but is getting an access denied. The file "/sustem/lib/libhoudini.so" does exist and is very much so accessible.

Troubleshooting Steps (Android-x86 7.1 RC2):

I tried to install "android-x86_64-7.1-r2.iso" using the same machine info (16GB partition, EXT4, same machine) and ran the Houdini troubleshooting steps, but the Kindle app still crashes.

Logs:

This is where I come up short. I haven't the faintest idea on how to collect app or system logs. If this is needed, please point me to a resource and I'll read up and provide the necessary information.