imjoey commented on issue #1832:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/apisix-dashboard/issues/1832#issuecomment-834071261


   I've already debugged with @Molio-tan personally, now I put the debug 
progress here with @Molio-tan's permission.
   
   1. Simply run `yarn install --verbose` under `./web` directory
   
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2542401/117399458-34dca380-af33-11eb-99be-ba8014143fd1.png)
   
   
   2. At the same time, see the output from `/var/log/message`:
   
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2542401/117399469-3c9c4800-af33-11eb-9870-96c2b1e66eca.png)
   
   3. Use ` coredumpctl info 16027` to see detailed coredump info
   
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2542401/117399571-6eadaa00-af33-11eb-9842-5794acbbb734.png)
   
   
   Actually, we could find a similar issue 
https://github.com/nodejs/help/issues/3202, which shows us that nodejs-v14&v15 
is not compatible with Redhat8-aarch64 while nodejs-v12 is OK, and 
nodejs-v14&15 works well with ubuntu20.04-aarch64. From the snapshot in step 2, 
we could the reason for the crash is about nodejs itself.
   
   Moreover, from the yum repository provided by Kylin, the default version of 
nodejs in kylin-v10 is `nodejs-10.11.0`, see the rpm package here 
`http://archive.kylinos.cn/yum/v10/pks/aarch64/os/Packages/n/nodejs-10.11.0-1.ky10.aarch64.rpm`
 . 
   
   In conclusion, IMHO, the root cause is about **the incompatibility between 
nodejs version and Operating System`.
   
   So @Molio-tan will then downgrade the nodejs to 10.11.0 to recheck if the 
problem still exists and then post your result back here, Thank you very much.
   
   


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