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Windows: opencode-cli crashes with illegal instruction (0xC000001D) on AMD FX-8350 starting in v1.1.52 #12642
opencode-cli.exe exits silently even with --help or --version
Older versions work consistently on the same system
Suspected cause
It looks like opencode-cli.exe (or a bundled runtime such as Bun) was rebuilt in v1.1.52 with CPU instructions not supported on older AMD CPUs (e.g. FX/Piledriver).
A legacy/compat build or adjusted compiler flags (e.g. targeting baseline x86-64) would likely resolve this.
Impact
Users on older but still common CPUs cannot run OpenCode Desktop beyond v1.1.51 on Windows.
Plugins
None.
OpenCode version
v1.1.52 or newer*
Steps to reproduce
Install OpenCode Desktop v1.1.52 or newer on Windows
Launch OpenCode
App fails immediately with “Failed to spawn OpenCode Server”
Running opencode-cli.exe manually also exits instantly with no output
All of these appear to be related to the same underlying issue: the binary was rebuilt in v1.1.52-1.1.53 with CPU instructions (likely AVX2) not supported on older processors. The root cause and potential solutions discussed in #12553 may apply to your AMD FX-8350 as well.
Feel free to ignore if your specific case differs.
Activity
github-actions commentedon Feb 7, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
All of these appear to be related to the same underlying issue: the binary was rebuilt in v1.1.52-1.1.53 with CPU instructions (likely AVX2) not supported on older processors. The root cause and potential solutions discussed in #12553 may apply to your AMD FX-8350 as well.
Feel free to ignore if your specific case differs.
github-actions commentedon Apr 9, 2026
To stay organized issues are automatically closed after 90 days of no activity. If the issue is still relevant please open a new one.