Guillaume Winter

Hitting the exact same issue here (on a remote Fedora ARM VM, running on an ARM Mac) : ``` file ~/.vscode-server/extensions/ms-vsliveshare.vsliveshare-1.0.5690/dotnet_modules/vsls-agent .vscode-server/extensions/ms-vsliveshare.vsliveshare-1.0.5690/dotnet_modules/vsls-agent: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV),...

> Tailscale does not run on QTS4. See #72. It actually kinda does run on QTS4, see https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale-qpkg/pull/128 ; But I also fully reckon that it's not supported by y'all...

Thanks for your message @DentonGentry. I tried with the `Tailscale_1.34.2-1_arm-x41.qpkg` on my hardware, and it fails, with message `Failed to install Tailscale 1.34.2-1. Installation package is incompatible. Use the correct...

from my reading of the old GitHub [action builder code ](https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale-qpkg/blob/00c7f8ae001a18adcf41d00ef7b73c10a21bce94/build/build-qpkg.sh#LL20-L21), it looks like the `x19` package is actually the only `ARMv5`. That would explain why it doesn't install on...

Thanks @DentonGentry. Don't hesitate to ping me if I can be any helpful for testing things on very old hardware ;)

Hey @DentonGentry , I tried to install it, but get the `[App Center] Failed to install Tailscale. Upgrade QTS to 5.0.0 or a newer compatible version.` message. Any chance that...

> At this point I don't expect to be able to support QTS4. We do not have a way to develop for it nor test it. That's very unfortunate, as...

Thanks for your answer @DentonGentry . I'm sad but I can understand. Is there and easy-ish way for me to build it from source if I want to have the...

Hey @DentonGentry , FWIW, after running : ``` sed -i -e 's/QTS_MINI_VERSION=".*"/QTS_MINI_VERSION="4.0.0"/' ./Tailscale/qpkg.cfg.in ``` and ``` make pkg ``` the `Tailscale_1.36.0-1_arm-x19.qpkg` can be installed on my TS-412, and seems to...

Thanks @QuantumLibet . I continue building the packages from source, which is super quick, and it works perfectly ;) But thanks for your solution that will probably be useful sooner...