Hi @fritzg @Skywatcher @Arif_Iqball – we took a look at this and we think we understand the issue.
The issue here is that some Linux devices appear to be using a version of ALSA that is older than we recommend.
Some situations in which this older version of ALSA worked in the past may be less tolerant with our most recent release, due to some unrelated stability fixes. We believe we understand why this is happening, and we’ve already made a change that we hope will help people running older versions of ALSA. This will need to be tested before it’s released.
For now, the only real work around is to use a more current version of ALSA. We’re not sure if newer versions of Synology firmware includes a newer version of ALSA, but for issues related to Beaglebone, you may be able to resolve this by switching to something like DietPi which may include a more current and fully tested version of ALSA.
Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience guys – we really hate having people stuck over the weekends, and we’re going to rush the next release out as soon as possible.
Thanks all!