升级到v1.1.53后，提示：Failed to spawn OpenCode Server. Logs:不能正常打开 #12700

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1. cn8star

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4. github-actions commented on Feb 8, 2026

   

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   This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

   • Bug: After updating to 1.1.53 from 1.1.51, the desktop app doesn't create OpenCode server and fails to start #12521: Bug: After updating to 1.1.53 from 1.1.51, the desktop app doesn't create OpenCode server and fails to start
   • Windows: opencode-cli crashes with illegal instruction (0xC000001D) on AMD FX-8350 starting in v1.1.52 #12642: Windows: opencode-cli crashes with illegal instruction (0xC000001D) on AMD FX-8350 starting in v1.1.52
   • Web server hangs on GET / in git repos on v1.1.53 #12565: Web server hangs on GET / in git repos on v1.1.53
   • After upgrading to the latest version of OpenCode, it won't respond/open. Help!! #12598: After upgrading to the latest version of OpenCode, it won't respond/open
   • OpenCode cannot Launch on Debian Trixie(Proxmox,LXC) #12427: OpenCode cannot Launch on Debian Trixie (Proxmox, LXC)

   The common pattern across these issues is that versions 1.1.52+ (including 1.1.53) have critical startup failures on the desktop/CLI. Some users report:

   • "Failed to spawn OpenCode Server" error
   • Illegal instruction (SIGILL) exceptions
   • Application hanging on startup
   • No response when launched

   This suggests a regression in v1.1.52 or 1.1.53 that affects the server initialization on certain platforms/configurations.

   Feel free to ignore if your specific case is different.
5. tredondo commented on Feb 9, 2026

   

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   What made you think most of the OpenCode community understands Chinese? Please be respectful and use English.
6. pei55 commented on Feb 9, 2026

   

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   What made you think most of the OpenCode community understands Chinese? Please be respectful and use English.

   If you don't understand, you can learn Chinese or use AI translation, just like they learn English, instead of acting so arrogantly like you are doing.

   👎React with 👎1Reacted by Ted Robertson
7. tredondo commented on Feb 9, 2026

   

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   If you don't understand, you can learn Chinese or use AI translation, just like they learn English

   Learning Chinese is incredibly difficult.

   Using AI translation is easy, and I suggest OP use it, because most people know and use English. That way, OP only need to use AI translation once, instead of everyone else would have to use AI translation to understand.

   Another reason I suggest using English is respect: OP posted an issue, so if they want help with it, they should use the language used by the majority of people who can offer such help, in order to make it easy for them to offer help.
8. adamdotdevin commented on Feb 12, 2026

   

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   @tredondo @pei55 @cn8star @palmamartin can you upgrade to latest (1.1.64) and let me know if this is resolved?
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