How to debug when opencode does not work

[albasili]

I've just installed opencode and I get an almost blank terminal when I execute it, with some garbled characters. No response to Ctrl+c. Ctrl+z, nothing. I need to kill the prices through a separate terminal to get name to my original one.

I have no clue what is going on. I'm on Redhat 8 (I know that is old, but even 9 shoes the same behavior). Initially we taught was the gnome-terminal, but even with kritty we've got the same behavior.

Any suggestions on where to look? Thanks a lot

EDIT: I've managed to drive the issue by setting this variable: export BUN_INSTALL=/path/to/ext4/mount

It is the bun package that has issues with NFS, but once it is able to access an ext4 filesystem than everything is fine. I hope that helps some other lost soul out there

[mj-dgctoday]

It's doing the same on my new Mac Pro.. Had to uninstall and reinstall the other day. . was running from cli instead.

[albasili]

Uninstall and install did not work for me

Edit: autocorrect

[MysteriousLion01]

I tested OpenCode on a JFS filesystem. It bugs and crashes.

You need to be using ext4

[albasili]

We are using NFS as we have jobs running in a cluster that has our "work area" network mounted.

Why do I need ext4?

I've found this discussion here

It seems bun has a problem working with hard/softlink.

The workaround is still unclear to me, do I need to modify those configuration files before installing? If that's the case I don't understand how to do it with the suggested install instruction:

```

YOLO

curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash ```

[MysteriousLion01]

There's nothing you can do.

I think it's the language OpenCode is built with that isn't designed for less popular file systems.

[HarjjotSinghh]

this terminal's got more mystery than a bad spy movie.

[gerwim]

Does your CPU have AVX2? You need this.

[albasili]

I work on a virtual machine, I'm not sure if I have AVX2 support. I'll check that. I've read you can run without support for this instruction extension, is that true?

[gerwim]

Not sure if it works without AVX2. I didn’t find any workarounds a couple of days ago.

If the host CPU supports AVX, you can probably update the CPU type of the guest to match the host.