Hey all, I'm trying to deploy Fleet's Orbit agent on my Unifi Dream Machine (Debian + ARM64 under the hood) and am running into this error:

$ sudo /opt/orbit/bin/orbit/orbit --debug
2025-07-09T11:21:53-06:00 INF hash(orbit)=e9f24dc8c3022bff44f22122c93aabd6c41062833ba14bf2bd35435bf0565a0b4873dc4221486350c229abe4951ffd5ebf720ca4205525ebc95a89ee9e9eb9eb
2025-07-09T11:21:55-06:00 INF hash(osqueryd)=092bceb144a22cde24b78138586d40ec98b8a8a6619d2c6cd067f36757c20897d205cbb1ea7c31b7987befe7cd6ad0f79dc391c41cdc83c51766464d2541aeee
2025-07-09T11:21:55-06:00 INF orbit version: 1.44.0
2025-07-09T11:21:55-06:00 INF Found osquery version: 5.17.0
2025-07-09T11:21:57-06:00 DBG found expected target locally path=/opt/orbit/bin/orbit/linux-arm64/stable/orbit target=orbit
2025-07-09T11:21:57-06:00 DBG no update target=orbit
2025-07-09T11:21:58-06:00 DBG no update target=osqueryd
2025-07-09T11:22:02-06:00 DBG found expected target locally path=/opt/orbit/bin/osqueryd/linux-arm64/stable/osqueryd target=osqueryd
2025-07-09T11:22:02-06:00 DBG running single query query="\n\tSELECT\n\t\tsi.uuid,\n\t\tsi.hardware_serial,\n\t\tsi.hostname,\n\t\tsi.computer_name,\n\t\tsi.hardware_model,\n\t\tos.platform,\n\t\tos.version as os_version,\n\t\toi.instance_id,\n\t\toi.version as osquery_version\n\tFROM system_info si, os_version os, osquery_info oi"
2025-07-09T11:22:02-06:00 ERR getHostInfo via osquery output= stderr=
2025-07-09T11:22:02-06:00 ERR run orbit failed error="get UUID: signal: bus error (core dumped)"

I'm sure there's some sort of environment limitation on UDM, but would love to know what it is and if there's a workaround.

Hi @heywoodlh!

2025-07-09T112202-06:00 ERR run orbit failed error="get UUID: signal: bus error (core dumped)"

orbit starts osquery to get the UUID. It seems osquery is crashing. Worth troubleshooting osquery isolated from orbit.

Yeah, I decided to see if I could get vanilla osquery running on UDM and it seems to be crashing as well. Currently going through

--verbose

logs :)

Cool. Let us know what you find out.

Is it Debian proper or something like Raspbian/Armian? Also what version is it?

Is it Debian proper or something like Raspbian/Armian? Also what version is it?

Debian 11. Seemingly a normal installation from my perspective.

Hello @heywoodlh! Wanted to check back in and see if you were still having issues getting things up and running on the dream machine or if any new errors have cropped up on re-attempts?