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Yes, JDownloader only uses the original files OR the ones with 1509 in name. It doesn't matter what version is in those files. It was just a fast hack to allow manual using of newer version without overwriting the original one. I will add 'checking for highest number' when I find time for it
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You should use JDK8 for compiling the library.
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--ID:36TS:1565280918086-8/8/19 6:15:18 PM - [org.jdownloader.extensions.extraction.multi.Multi(isAvailable)] -> Supported SevenZipJBinding|Version=16.02-2.01beta|RAR5=true|CPU_ARCH=ARM|OS_FAM=LINUX|OS=DEBIAN_BUSTER|64Bit_JVM=false|64Bit_ARCH=false I'm testing this now and report back later - will take some time now. |
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Thanks for the feedback!
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I'm about to quit the error-hunting, but here I found an error inside journal:
Aug 08 21:14:41 WDMyCloud kernel: CPU: 0 PID: 28250 Comm: java Not tainted 4.15.0-rc6 #2 I need to add info about my setup: I'm not only running JD on my NAS and this NAS is kinda homebrewed, normally I wouldn't have such access to it. I'm also running nzbget, sane, samba, cups, mysql, nginx and so on. From what I can see, it seems another process was reponsible and killed JD. In between I fixed some other problems like low space for root partition. This problem could be a config problem on my end, but on the other hand, I know a similiar problem like JD works without crashes for me, but makes use of packages like unrar and such. P.S.: There's also another error I'm trying to fix now: mvpp2 f10f0000.ethernet eth0: failed to refill BM pools A longer log can be found here: **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff** Edith: Depending the second error, I need to update my kernel now. Last edited by Hass; 08.08.2019 at 22:38. |
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Thanks for sharing your findings. Yes, the kernel looks doesn't look good. Did you compile Kernel by yourself because as far as I remember, the default MyCloud kernel used incompatible pagesize to most software and would require a custom compiled java. Of course my memory may play fool to me and I remembered it for different NAS device.
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@StanislavGrof: Np, I'm glad it could help more ppl. I'm a lil bit surprised it even works on Armv8 as Raspi 4 should be one.
@Jiaz: The kernel was compiled by user fox_exe who invested a ton of work to mod WDCloud NAS drives. (DSM on WD lol) The kernel I got from here: **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff** and it worked flawlessly so far. For some reason self-compiled kernels aren't working and it is difficult to figure out whats the problem and for sure I bricked the drive. Without UART knowledge and equipment this board isn't recoverable for me, but the drive survived the procedure. ![]() I got another storage and set up everything from scratch again and test it within the next days. Kernel is the same and if this problem occurs on this NAS again, I'm leaving it as it is. (got 1G instead of 512M RAM) The other custom kernels I could get got even more problems than the most up-to-date one I had and have. P.S.: @StanislavGrof version 16.02 should also work for you btw. You just need to rename the files from xxx1602xxx to xxx1509xxx. Last edited by Hass; 11.08.2019 at 03:08. |
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@Hass: Thanks for the feedback. So I was right about it being *pain* to compile kernel for this NAS and get it working properly. I just remember that it uses/used a non normal pagesize that caused normal compiled software to fail and required special/self compiled versions.
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Join 9kw.eu Captcha Service now and let your JD continue downloads while you sleep. ![]() Last edited by thecoder2012; 12.08.2019 at 17:53. |
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Will do it later/by tomorrow. Also going to link those new built libs from community
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@Jiar: I decided to give up on WD Clouds and build my own one for now. That said I can't update on how to get JD running w/o problems. Just in case other users have trouble too: It is possible to flash initrd to boot from hdd (partition label must be "rootfs") and also flash a newer kernel >v5. I won't go into more detail for now, since this isn't the topic of this thread.
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@Hass: Thanks for the feedback. Build your own kernel or NAS
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Hi. I have the JD2 on QNAP NAS (Intel Celeron x64), I am using the MyJdownloader web interface.
Can someone help me to put the files inside the folder in the correct way? I am not totally confident on Linux commands, I just know how to login with PuTTy and that's it, but I can follow instructions. Thanks in advance. |
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try with file manager MidnightCommander, qpkg you can download on qnapclub
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@enricojacko: I can offer help via Teamviewer if you want. Just contact me via support@jdownloader.org
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Thanks for the feedback! Glad to hear that you could solve this by yourself
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Ist es geplant die Erweiterung auch für ältere Systeme mal bereitzustellen? Ist ja leider schon ein sehr altes Thema, aber Linux 32-Bit ist leider immer noch "comming soon..."
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