Yeah it's really nice. Was not easy to mod, took about 4 hours of grinding through ARM assembly code and decompiled C pseudocode in Ghidra after failing to fix it with dex modifications, then came the hex editor part of the whole mess where I had to patch 3 instructions in all 5 emulation architecture binaries and test the app startup when set to each CPU architecture. I also have an unreleased 32-bit only version of an old version that was 32+64 in one APK, which I made so I could use it on the one 32-bit device I have. This older version actually had better native ARM protection so it required patching both the dex and all 5 libraries but it also worked on the first try like this released ARMv8 64-bit version. I use this emulator for situations where Limbo is not ideal (some low end devices, anything newer than WinXP with the exception of some versions of 8/8.1, etc...), or if I want some functionality Limbo doesn't have.Tested it. This mod starts without crashes and working properly on my devices: Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G phone and CHUWI HiPad Max tablet.
Still lack a thing what I expected - drag'n'drop by external physical mouse. But 3.1.1 got at least one important fix: long tap on Android "Back" button (triange) now always calls out lBochs "Settings" menu - so now You may use Your favorite on-screen keyboard, not only internal "PC Keyboard", without the risk of losing access to the emulator settings.
Thank You again for this excellent mod of valuable Android tool!
Completely confused too. Especially there are a sources lives in /Android/data/lb.myapp.lbochs/files/bochs_src.tgz, and the developer claims that there are also his own code included.
Perhaps DRM was made not by developer, but by Android development tool or by Google Play. Just my guesses - I am more system administrator than programmer.
