ARM cpus working?
2014-05-22, 01:25 AM (This post was last modified: 2014-05-22, 01:28 AM by rXn.)
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ARM cpus working?
There were some tries to run a server on an arm board (mostly Raspberry, I think), but somehow they failed. I dont know whats the problem, I just compiled a server binary for another Arm (Allwinner A20 SoC with Dual Core ARM A7 @1.2GHZ(max)) board, it worked right out of the box, the server is running fine. Maybe there is some problem with the network driver of the Raspberries?, Anyway, my server should be running for some hours, lets see how much heat will be produced Tongue.

BTW: I could upload the server binary if anyone wants to.

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2014-05-22, 10:09 AM
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RE: ARM cpus working?
The server problems are often the NAT traversal. If it's the problem, the server will work properly on a local network but not as internet server.

now, I don't know if it is or not the problem with your server.

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2014-05-22, 03:47 PM
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RE: ARM cpus working?
I'll definitely test this once I am out of school =)

This sounds like a good solution to our lack of servers! Thanks @asmanel!

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2014-05-22, 04:01 PM
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RE: ARM cpus working?
The ACR main problem is the lack of internet servers.

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2014-05-22, 07:41 PM
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RE: ARM cpus working?
Ah okay I see.

I remember someone said on our forums that ARM servers weren't really feasible. I do not recall actually playing ACR on an ARM-based server

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2014-05-23, 01:10 AM (This post was last modified: 2014-05-23, 01:13 AM by rXn.)
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RE: ARM cpus working?
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I do not recall actually playing ACR on an ARM-based server
Me. Now. Big Grin

Anyway, I am not too shure whether port forwarding worked (stupid router firmware) or whether my pc redirects the traffic to my own internet connection (where both server and pc are connected to) directly to the lan ip of the server.

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2014-05-29, 06:01 AM
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RE: ARM cpus working?
For all who want to try out an ARM server, here is my compiled binary:
https://github.com/rXn4/acr_arm/blob/mas...r?raw=true
It's made with Debian armhf 7, imo it should run on most ARMv7 compatible development boards.

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