There was a conflict during the installation of Waydroid on Nethunter Pro 2025.1c.

mcError · May 24, 2025, 1:03pm

I encountered some problems while installing Waydroid on my Kali NetHunter Pro (OnePlus 6, version 2025.1c). I really can’t think of any way to resolve this. During the installation process, I followed Kali’s official documentation. When I run sudo apt install waydroid, it gives me the following error:

Some packages cannot be installed. If you are using an unstable distribution, this might
be because the system is unable to reach the state you requested. Some packages you need may not
have been created yet in this release or they have already been moved out of the Incoming directory.
The following information might help you resolve this issue:

Unmet dependencies:
 python3-gbinder : Depends: python3 (< 3.12) but 3.13.3-1 is going to be installed
Error: Unable to correct the problem because you requested certain packages to remain unchanged, which breaks the dependency relationships between packages.

My own attempts to solve this issue include changing the apt sources, uninstalling python3, and even reinstalling the system, but I still haven’t managed to fix it. I would greatly appreciate any guidance from someone experienced. Thank you very much!

Fred · May 25, 2025, 4:04am

It wants an earlier version of python than 3.12 so remove the version 3.13 from the system and install an earlier version, now, you may have to hold python from updating again, you may not (it depends on whether it checks the version everytime it runs, or only at install time)

It is also possible to have several versions and choose the one you want running. couple of years old thois, so version numbers have changed a bit, but process still the same;