MichaIng

Were you able to solve it yourself? What was the issue? Probably we need to add a step to our Stretch => Buster or Buster => Bullseye upgrade guide.

Please check the following: ```sh dpkg -l | grep -E 'gmediarender|gmrender' command -v gmediarender gmrender systemctl cat gmediarender systemctl cat gmrender ```

That looks all correct like the latest GMediaRender implementation. It doesn't look like you uninstalled GMediaRender via `dietpi-software`, else those files all shouldn't exist. When you do `dietpi-software install 163`,...

Ah okay, I guess it was the `gmediarender` APT package then, which installs a service called `gmediarender.service`, but the two services fail due to network port conflict.

I made an enhancement out of this issue, with the goal to change the service and user name on our implementation to "gmediarender" to align it with the Debian package....

Not sure how this file can be missing when the gcc compile is not. It's from `libgcc-10-dev` which is a dependency of gcc itself. Try to install the compiler only,...

Of course it would be useful, see the list of open issues, full with awesome ideas 😃. We are seeing this from the developers point of view, at which point...

Ah wait, backups cannot be done to SMB anyway, and NFS has no credentials. So as far as I can think of it now: - Have an option in `dietpi-backup`...

> as the backup itself already includes all the secrets. But not world-readable. However, yes, since the backup location must support UNIX permissions, we can keep it like that. >...

You mean DietPi v8.5, don't you? Can you show the output of the following commands: ```sh echo $G_HW_ARCH uname -m ```