Hello,
on my Raspberry Pi Zero (Debian Trixie), the armhf agent 2.7.0.19593 is not working.
I understand that Pi Zeros run on armv6 and not armv7.
Is this a plausible explanation?
I get this error at runtime:
An unhandled exception occurred at $00032B50:
EAccessViolation: Access violation
$00032B50.
Otherwise, everything else works. The server is on Debian Trixie (discovery), several agents work on Trixie, Ubuntu 26.04, and Windows 11... as well as the armhf version on a Raspberry Pi 4.
Thank you.
[SOLVED] WAPT agent on raspberry pi zero rev2015
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sfonteneau
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Hello,
I have a ticket about this, but the client hasn't called to look into it with him.
Please call our support line so we can look into it together.
I have a ticket about this, but the client hasn't called to look into it with him.
Please call our support line so we can look into it together.
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sfonteneau
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My Pi Zeros are "version 1", with BCM2835 chips and an ARM1176JZF-S processor; apparently, this version has been discontinued since 2005.
I think it's time I replaced them.
Pi Zero version 2s use a BCM2710A1, a 64-bit Arm Cortex-A53 processor
.
I think it's time I replaced them.
Pi Zero version 2s use a BCM2710A1, a 64-bit Arm Cortex-A53 processor
.
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dcardon
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Hi Guillaume,
indeed, it won't work on Pi 0 rev1s... I do have a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B lying around. When I have some time, I'll look into what can be done with it for WAPT. That said, it's really, really slow. A Raspberry Pi 4 is a supercomputer by comparison.
Note: if you're using Raspberry Pi 5s, you need to be careful about the type of kernel loaded. The default Raspberry Pi kernel has a non-standard memory page size, and that causes problems. You need to use a "normal" kernel.
I'm marking this topic as resolved.
Best regards,
Denis
indeed, it won't work on Pi 0 rev1s... I do have a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B lying around. When I have some time, I'll look into what can be done with it for WAPT. That said, it's really, really slow. A Raspberry Pi 4 is a supercomputer by comparison.
Note: if you're using Raspberry Pi 5s, you need to be careful about the type of kernel loaded. The default Raspberry Pi kernel has a non-standard memory page size, and that causes problems. You need to use a "normal" kernel.
I'm marking this topic as resolved.
Best regards,
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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