· Hello. Roon can not find my server. My server is Trigon Exxceed 50146. 2 days ago, received an update message from Roon. When I pushed for update, the server could not opened again Roon. When I checked, it seemse that Roon cannot find the server. By the way, before this update the served worked perfectly about 3 years and did not had any problem. I hope you will fix this subject. Cause meantime can’t listen to music without my server.Thanks
Tell us about your home network
· The router is of Hot Box 5F. Model GR140DG. It’s always was same router
Thank you for your post. We’re quite sorry to hear Roon stopped working after the update.
Based on what you’ve described, it does sound like your Trigon Exxceed may have been caught by a change in build 1653. Roon updated its minimum Linux system requirements, and some older embedded Linux environments (like those found in custom or OEM network servers from that era) no longer meet those requirements after the update.
Are you able to log into the Trigon’s admin interface or OS in any way, even via SSH or a web UI?
If the Trigon is running an embedded Linux with a kernel or glibc version below what 1653 now requires, this would unfortunately be a hard compatibility wall rather than a configuration issue. In that case, I want to make sure we get the right information over to the relevant teams so we can present the best path forward.
Our diagnostics servers indicate that you have a separate device in this environment that can host Roon Server, and that you might have even migrated your setup to that machine in the meantime. Do you have a recent Backup you can restore to migrate back and forth between machines, or did you have to start fresh?
Thanks again for your patience and we’ll watch for your reply.
We unfortunately do not offer the option to roll back to prior versions of Roon in this instance. You can read more about this update here:
If you are not able to access the Trigon’s admin interface or OS in any way, even via SSH or a web UI as @connor has mentioned above, you’ll want to get in touch with Trigon directly, and as them if the Trigon is running an embedded Linux with a kernel or glibc version below what 1653 now requires.