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Problem running armhf program on arm64. Jetadvice

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Hello! 

 

Im trying to get a program called Jetadvice to run on Armbian Bullseye Minimal CLI. I have installed xfce-desktop on the system. Banana Pi BPI-M5 

I have installed the required libs

linux-libc-dev:armhf and install libc6:armhf. 

I have added the --add-architecture armhf. But when i start the systemctl processes for the program they stop after a while.

I have manage to install the program on the system one time but i have no idea how i manage to get it to work. Did not document it.

The EF.JA.Edge.Installer.InstallService fail. 

 

 

It looks okay but the JetAdvice-Edge.service stops after a few seconds.

 

 

 

Here is a link to the program and the commands to install it.

https://app.jetadvice.com/install/edge/jetadvice-edge-linux-arm.tar

If everything works. You should be able to get access to http://localhost:33322 on the computer. 

Give the program access:
sudo chmod +x Installer
 

Run the installation:

sudo ./Installer install
 

Starta the following services.
 

JetAdvice-Edge: 

systemctl start JetAdvice-Edge.service
 

JetAdvice-Updater:

systemctl start JetAdvice-Updater.service
 

JetAdvice-Edge-Ui:

systemctl start JetAdvice-Edge-UI.service

Edited by Gumzum

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