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Originally Posted by AmarettoWill
Same thing here on PW1. I'm not an expert, but I think that the issue is that newer kindles are on armhf architecture which is hard-float, and older kindles are on armv7l architecture which is little-endian. This version of crawl is built for armhf, so you get these errors on older devices - so no, you didn't mess anything up.
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Almost correct. Kindle firmware from 5.16.3 uses hardware floating point while Kindle firmware below 5.16.3 uses software floating point. Nothing to do with big vs. little endian.