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Raspberry PI bookworm - Degraded. #518
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Pinging @elastic/elastic-agent-control-plane (Team:Elastic-Agent-Control-Plane) |
Pinging @elastic/elastic-agent (Team:Elastic-Agent) |
Hello @mikev1963 |
My version is elastic-agent-8.13.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz |
I'm getting the same error on Bookworm using
Not sure if this is relevant, but I did see another couple errors:
Other integrations I have enabled (Osquery, System, and File Integrity Monitor) are working fine. In the agent's Integrations section, the failed Elastic Defend policy responses are:
All have the message "Failure enabling process events; current state is disabled." I'm chalking it up to it being ARM, but figured I'd chime in in case there's anything I can do to help. |
I'm seeing the same thing :( Curious if anyone has made progress here |
We support ARM on 5.4+ kernels for recent Ubuntu, SLES, CentOS/RHEL distros. Based on:
That means endpoint wasn't able to install event sources, either tracefs based kprobes or ebpf probes. What kernel version is running? Does the kernel support eBPF, if so does it have btf exported? You could request a diagnostic package from the https://upload.elastic.co/u/7c411cf8-3fb5-4044-ac02-973616fb2ed5 (<--- expires in 7 days) |
After installing the elastic agent on a Raspberry pi 4/5 I get the following errors:
This only happens on the Raswpberry PI. I have other Ubuntu servers running x86 that work fine.
Any help on this agent would be great. Thanks
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