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Well, that was the old version of chromebook. go to chromeos and then press setup

@@AshLovesCash798 ok ty

relaunch the app

ok

no

You're welcome!

yep

I will make another video

go to the screengui and turn reset on death off

The error message "Failed to extract native libraries" during the installation of an APK on a Linux terminal is commonly related to file system permissions, file corruption, or incompatibilities between the APK and your system environment. Here are some troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue: ### 1. **Ensure Correct File Permissions** - Run the installation command as an administrator or use `sudo`. It might be a permissions issue when extracting the files. ```bash sudo adb install your-apk-file.apk ``` ### 2. **Check for Corrupt APK** - The APK file may be corrupt or incomplete. Verify the file's integrity by redownloading it and ensuring it's not corrupted. You can also check the integrity of the APK with this command: ```bash unzip -t your-apk-file.apk ``` This will tell you if any errors are detected in the APK file. ### 3. **Check if the APK is Compatible** - Ensure the APK you're trying to install is compatible with the device/emulator you're targeting (correct architecture: ARM, x86, etc.). - Some APKs may contain native libraries specific to certain hardware or versions of Android, so verify that your target device matches the APK's requirements. ### 4. **Clear ADB Cache** - Try clearing the ADB cache and restarting the ADB server. ```bash adb kill-server adb start-server adb install your-apk-file.apk ``` ### 5. **Ensure Adequate Storage** - The installation may be failing due to lack of space on the target device. Check the available storage space on the device. ```bash adb shell df ``` ### 6. **Check ADB Version** - Ensure you're using the latest version of ADB. You can update ADB using the Android SDK Manager or download it from the official Android developer site. To check the ADB version, run: ```bash adb version ``` ### 7. **Try Installing the APK Manually on the Device** - Transfer the APK to the device and try installing it manually through a file manager. This can sometimes bypass extraction issues on the terminal. If none of these steps work, provide additional details about your environment (Linux distribution, device architecture, etc.) so I can help further debug the issue.

@@AshLovesCash798 THATS QUICK, but thanks man! i appreicate it :)

@@meowsicle18 No problem!

@@AshLovesCash798 also, how old are you, like because your so talented

@@meowsicle18 Well, I Don't give out my age on the internet but i am 9 years old.

Glad I could help!

Glad I could help!

i dont think you can do that on mobile

@@AshLovesCash798 oh ok

No Problem!

@@threerashidkings9887 hi

ok

app data only

ok

try using the updated scripts

@@AshLovesCash798 i was making a robux caicker but I’ll try later

do you mean it didnt work?

I Know

No problem