fix(install): warn loudly on non-x86_64 architectures before pulling images (#797)
Detects the host architecture early in the preflight sequence. On any architecture other than x86_64/amd64, prints a 5-line warning that NOMAD officially supports x86_64 only, points at PR #419, and sleeps 10 seconds before continuing. Ctrl+C aborts cleanly before any Docker work happens. Preserves the community/hacker path: ARM64 users running with QEMU binfmt_misc emulation can still let the install proceed. The change just stops the silent 2.7GB amd64 pull on architectures where it will not work, which leaves partial images and /opt/project-nomad/ debris that confuse first-time users. Reported in #782.
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@ -86,6 +86,21 @@ check_is_debian_based() {
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echo -e "${GREEN}#${RESET} This script is running on a Debian-based system.\\n"
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}
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check_is_x86_64() {
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local arch
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arch="$(uname -m)"
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if [[ "${arch}" != "x86_64" && "${arch}" != "amd64" ]]; then
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echo -e "${YELLOW}#${RESET} WARNING: Detected architecture '${arch}'. NOMAD officially supports x86_64 only.\\n"
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echo -e "${YELLOW}#${RESET} ARM64/aarch64 support is tracked in PR #419 and is not yet ready.\\n"
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echo -e "${YELLOW}#${RESET} Continuing on an unsupported architecture will likely fail and may leave\\n"
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echo -e "${YELLOW}#${RESET} partial Docker images and files behind that you'll need to clean up manually.\\n"
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echo -e "${YELLOW}#${RESET} Continuing in 10 seconds... press Ctrl+C now to abort.\\n"
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sleep 10
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return
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fi
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echo -e "${GREEN}#${RESET} Architecture check passed (${arch}).\\n"
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}
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ensure_dependencies_installed() {
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local missing_deps=()
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@ -539,6 +554,7 @@ success_message() {
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# Pre-flight checks
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check_is_debian_based
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check_is_x86_64
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check_is_bash
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check_has_sudo
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ensure_dependencies_installed
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