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Prior to Android 14 updates I was able to debug my app on phones. After the Android 14 update I can no longer debug on the Samsung S23 and also cannot debug on the Pixel 8 Pro.

When I select the menu item in Android Studio to "Debug App", the app is installed and launched but in the process of trying to attach to the process I get this error.

SIGBUS (signal SIGBUS: illegal address)

That’s the only thing I get in the debugger window/logcat. Other apps debug fine so it’s something specific to my app but I don’t know what it could be. Any ideas for what could be causing this behavior?

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    I've determined the problem is caused by the fact that I use both Microsoft AppCenter and Firebase. The app would debug prior to adding Firebase. I still don't understand why this only happens on Android 14.


  2. I also have the same problem with the latest update of Android 14 on Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel 6 Pro. With the previous build of Android 14 it still worked without any problems. However, it happens with the projects that contain NDK. It can be easily reproduced using Google’s simplest HelloJNI demo project.

    Screenshot of the debug log window

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