Closed shaneZhang closed 3 months ago
Synology does not provide a build of Virtual DSM that is compiled for ARM cpus, only for x86/x64. So even though this container runs on ARM (I dont know what "failure" you mean) it will run without KVM enabled so it will run too slowly to be useable.
ohh, I get it . Thank you very much
Synology does not provide a build of Virtual DSM that is compiled for ARM cpus, only for x86/x64. So even though this container runs on ARM (I dont know what "failure" you mean) it will run without KVM enabled so it will run too slowly to be useable.
virtual-dsm can run on arm cpu. my computer is Apple M3, i successful install it , but it`s too too too slow
Synology does not provide a build of Virtual DSM that is compiled for ARM cpus, only for x86/x64. So even though this container runs on ARM (I dont know what "failure" you mean) it will run without KVM enabled so it will run too slowly to be useable.
virtual-dsm can run on arm cpu. my computer is Apple M3, i successful install it , but it`s too too too slow
I don't have an apple M3 computer. I tested it in a TV box, Amlogic S905X3 CPU, It can't start properly, the hint should be caused by the INCOMPATIBILITY of CPU COMMAND SET
Call Trace:
dsm | [ 65.780330] NMI watchdog: BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 41s! [swapper/0:1]
dsm | [ 65.780330] Modules linked in:
dsm | [ 65.780330] CPU: 0 PID: 1 Comm: swapper/0 Not tainted 4.4.180+ #42218
dsm | [ 65.780330] Hardware name: QEMU Standard PC (Q35 + ICH9, 2009), BIOS 1.16.3-debian-1.16.3-2 04/01/2014
dsm | [ 65.780330] task: ffff88007cd2abc0 ti: ffff88007cd2c000 task.ti: ffff88007cd2c000
dsm | [ 65.780330] RIP: 0010:[
Seems like some incompatiblity between your CPU and QEMU. But I have not so much motivation to figure out what the problem is, because even if we get it to work, it will run so slow on a ARM cpu without KVM, that its not really worth the effort, sorry.
It doesn't matter. I understand
I have a lot of TV boxes of CPU type S905X3, RK3566, now installed with the Armbian system, they have 4G memory and even more, hoping that the Virtual-DSM will support the Armbian Now the result of my running is a failure