MediaInfo could not be loaded libmediainfo.so.0

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Hi Bert,

Thank you for your response, a couple of hours I clued in to installing the tar Sonarr. That was the right step however, the code snippet wasn’t correct for our batch…

Hopefully for the future this serves as a reference point:

Steps to running Sonarr on Odroid C2:

1. Compile Mono [standard distro @ June 24, 2016 does not satisfy Sonarr requirements, dependencies broken, packages insufficient, etc.]
2. Download Sonarr as tar ball and install [see your link]

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1. Source: http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=20287&p=133928#p134265

   git clone git://github.com/mono/mono.git
   cd mono
   ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr/local
   make -j 4
   (this last command exits with an error after some time. This is normal, just continue with the next command)

   make get-monolite-latest
   make -j 4
   sudo make install

2. Source:Sonarr.tv master InRelease' doesn't support architecture 'arm64'

Sonarr install

@jzillioux

Get the tar.gz:wget http://update.sonarr.tv/v2/master/mono/NzbDrone.master.tar.gz

Install sonarr dependencies:sudo apt-get install mono-complete mediainfo sqlite3

Move and extract the tar.gz:sudo mv NzbDrone.master.tar.gz /opt/sudo tar xzvf NzbDrone.master.tar.gz

Start the server:cd NzbDrone/mono --debug NzbDrone.exe

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If you must nuke and flash the same OS or a different distro/build. Then refer here:

http://odroid.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:odroid_flashing_tools

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Also, I’ve experienced crashes, sporadically so, running off the latest Mono. Encountered the same libmediainfo error, and was syncing the series to an already running Samba share. While it was pulling info, parsing etc, noticed two apparent errors. A major was the series cover art would load and for some series it wouldn’t and when clicked it’s suppose to be a link into the series page. But it lead to the original link of the cover art on the web. Second was after each series was added it would soft crash. It would just seem like it was processing but actually from the terminal window I could see there wasn’t any process/parsing or operations going on and I was booted to the prompt/root.

Another element was starting the service on boot. The only one that worked for me was to add the service to start up services in the GUI. Through Preferences and Start up etc.

Perhaps the arm64 libraries will stabilize in the future as the arm devices become more readily accepted. For now I’m still running it on my desktop, my project is to transfer it to the O-C2 box.

Hope this helps.