Linux ARM 64 RPM package jdk-8u281-linux-aarch64.rpm The versions of current Java on the oracle website are not like the example given in the documentation. Some time ago I tried it with the DS214+ and found Bubble UPnP would not run at all with that Java and so went back to the default version.įollowing recent problems with Bubble server just locking up on me, I decided to look at it again. I have installed Oracle Java using that method in years past on my older NAS boxes. The post describes doing this for ARMv5 and PPC, so you will need to adapt the instructions for ARMv7.
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If is possible to install Oracle Java for ARMv7 on a Synology NAS using the approach described in this post. This is the reason for bubbleguuum's comment. The Java 8 version of OpenJDK performs well on Intel but very badly on ARMv7 and ARMv5. (05-02-2021 16:07)simoncn Wrote: If you install the Synology Java8 package, you will get OpenJDK. I've not been able to find any helpfull information about this. I/O exception () caught when processing request to ->: Connection resetĪs regards installing the oracle version of java on a DS 214+ I have no idea which version of java to install or how. I've been into the menu of that TV and switched off the render function, It didn't prevent casting from my iPad so fingers crossed.Ī couple of common lines from that name: 'BRAVIA-4K-GB-df7cb80f3c000b1812e9a0905d01b943._%%20622B82-AACA-48A2-8067-81233EAC85E9._sub._googlecast._tcp.local.' address: '/192.168.1.74:8009 ' status: 'NO DNS state: probing 1 task: null', has data
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I looked at the logs on my NAS and noticed it was full of references to one television in the house, a Sony.
If you get the server to become unresponsive, you can send the /volume1/homes/bubbleupnp/appData/BubbleUPnPServer.log.0 log file to file can be downloaded with File Station. Make sure to have an up-to-date Java 8 install (currently 8u281).īubbleUPnP Server will probably work just fine on recent Java 8 OpenJDK, but the Oracle Java is faster especially on lower end ARM devices.Īs for stability over time it is really hard to tell. (05-02-2021 10:01)bubbleguuum Wrote: I have edited the BubbleUPnP Server doc page for Java on Syno.
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