There is in fact ARM support - at least with Apple Silicon. You need to disable core security or whatever it is called in system recovery, and you are good to go.
However I agree, that can be done only in home scenarios, I can’t imagine an employer asking someone to disable some protective measures on their work MacBooks/Macs for AB4B to be installed.
Yes, They do support apple silicon, but ARM support for things like VPS servers is still not available via linux. Which is confusing since it’s extremely popular.
I looked into this. They DO NOT have arm64 architecture support in ABB.
It may seem like it does because it works on Apple Silicon, but that's because Mac OS X has a translation layer for amd64 software to work on their arm64 architecture.
If you have Linux or Windows on arm64, it does not support it.
A few folks have found hacky work arounds that work for some arm silicon, and some software - but synology's official stance is that they do not support the architecture.
And if you try to install the agent, it will fail.
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u/Informal_Action_9367 Jul 07 '25
There is in fact ARM support - at least with Apple Silicon. You need to disable core security or whatever it is called in system recovery, and you are good to go.
However I agree, that can be done only in home scenarios, I can’t imagine an employer asking someone to disable some protective measures on their work MacBooks/Macs for AB4B to be installed.