No compatibility for armv7a? #622
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This is starting to become annoying... I know its an "older" architecture but seriously its 3 yrs old... And other than 32bit has the needed specs to run modern programs... |
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luojiaping
Jun 23, 2026
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ARMv7a is a 32-bit architecture that's largely been phased out since 2015. |
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ARMv7a is a 32-bit architecture that's largely been phased out since 2015.
Most AI inference frameworks (including llama.cpp) require 64-bit (aarch64).
Unfortunately, supporting ARMv7a would require significant effort with minimal benefit,
as the vast majority of Android devices on the market are now ARM64.