· No, Roon Server is not running.
· I can't turn on Roon Server, I need help.
Roon server status angehalten
Roon server on nas snap status angehalten
The Roon Server package no longer works, please switch to the official Docker image to run Roon Server on your QNAP NAS. See also:
Hello @Dr_med_Wolfgang_Frit
Thank you for reaching out, and a big thanks to BlackJack for pointing you in the right direction. We completely understand it is frustrating to see your Roon Server suddenly stop working after the recent update.
To explain why this happened: the latest Roon update introduced new minimum system requirements. Because the native QNAP operating system relies on older software libraries that Roon can no longer support, the standard Roon Server app will no longer run and immediately switches to a “Stopped” status.
The good news is that your dedicated QNAP is still perfectly capable of running Roon. To get everything working again, you simply need to transition to our official Docker-based installation. Running Roon inside a Docker container provides it with the modern, isolated environment it requires.
You can find the complete guide on how to make this transition here: Installing RoonServer on QNAP with Docker
Please take a look at the guide, and if you have any questions or get stuck at any point, just let us know here. We are happy to help!
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Hello,
I think I have to same problem. ROON is running on my QNAP, but the NAS is only 4 years old and quiet empty- and this morning ROON has stopped. So if I understand the resent posts I have to reinstall the ROON on my QNAP with the “Docker”. And of course I am a bit afraid to loose all my tags and entries, so how I must save this?
Thank for an answer with greating from Finland
Rudi
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