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[jellyfin] Unable to start service on ds414 #4790
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Duplicate of publicarray#28 |
Can you swap the
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I've compiled a |
Still not working using GUI to start.
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Ok thanks for confirming. So It's up to the .NET developers if they want to spend resources for this CPU. |
So sad to hear that, and thank you for the help. |
Sorry for closing and reopening the issue. |
Yea that will work, but I don't have a time frame. If you can get someone from Microsoft or a Jellyfin dev to look at it to gain more traction that would make it go quicker. But since it's hardware specific, without the hardware or a couple of core dumps for the devs I don't think this will progress. |
Publicarray's app (not docker version) is still up in the community section with no qualifications. Tried loading and running it 4 times on a DS1817 and it refuses to start. Suggest he removes it . |
I'm sorry to hear that @jak8, but the package is tested as working with a x64 CPU and should also work on aarch64. Some armv7 should also work, but the alpine CPU architecture that you have is known to have issues with .NET framework as the architecture doesn't have some of the necessary CPU features used by .NET. |
Thanks for that Seb, I will never buy an arm7 unit again as they have such
major limitations. I did suspect it was the CPU which was in effect the
culprit. Maybe mention of this on the associated instructions would help.
Quite why Synology advertise its use on this unit, the DS1817, is beyond me
but I am losing much faith in them as a corporation.
Take care Jak
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@jak8, I've been trying to solicit feedback to confirm compatibility with .NET builds of Radarr, Lidarr and Sonarr v4 running on ARMv7 architectures. As you are running on an |
@jak8, @jasonfenglu, there is some evidence to suggest (#5432 (comment)) that upgrading from DSM6 to DSM7 on some ARMv7 archs (except |
With the release of Jellyfin 10.8.9 to the SynoCommunity repository, it removes all support for 32-bit architectures (includes all ARMv7 archs). As such, I recommend that this ticket be closed as these platforms will no longer be supported moving forward. |
Setup
Package Name: jellyfin
Package Version: 10.7.6-3
NAS Model: ds414
NAS Architecture: Armadaxp
DSM version: DSM 6.2.4-25556
Expected behavior
It should be activated after turned on in GUI.
Actual behavior
Not being activated.
Steps to reproduce
1. Start jellyfin from Package Center
Package log
Other logs
If starting jellyfin from command line by:
The outputs are:
From the output of "illegal instruction", I am guessing the problem relates to arm compiling?
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