Starmade server on Raspberry Pi 3

[Shizzlewizz]

I've recently tried to set up a server on my Raspberry Pi, following this (rather old) guide:
Star-Made – Ubuntu Server Install

I completed all the steps up until actually running the server, then i get an error. It seems to be caused by the fact that Raspberry Pi uses an ARM-processor, and not a 32-bit one. This same issue has been posted here before in this (again, rather old) thread: Hosting a server on Raspberry pi , however looking at the answers to that thread i couldn't fix my problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[SmilingDemon]

What error do you get ?
Logfiles for that ?
i can be wrong but it could be that the new asteroid generation libarys do relly on specific command sets of x86 CPU´s

 

[Shizzlewizz]

This is everything i get when i try to run the server

[VERION] loading version from install dir: ./
[VERSION] VERSION: 0.198.223
[VERSION] BUILD: 20160627_191803
#################### StarMade #######################
# version 0.198.223 - build 20160627_191803 #
#####################################################
[SERIAL] "not retrieved"
[STARTER] template dir exists. overwriting template with current data
[IO][COPY] FILE FROM /home/pi/games/StarMade/./data/config/FactionConfig.xml to /home/pi/games/StarMade/./customFactionConfig/FactionConfigTemplate.xml
[IO][COPY] FILE FROM /home/pi/games/StarMade/./data/config/customFactionConfigHOWTO.txt to /home/pi/games/StarMade/./customFactionConfig/customFactionConfigHOWTO.txt
[STARTER] template dir exists. overwriting template with current data
[IO][COPY] FILE FROM /home/pi/games/StarMade/./data/config/customBlockBehaviorConfigTemplate.xml to /home/pi/games/StarMade/./customBlockBehaviorConfig/customBlockBehaviorConfigTemplate.xml
[IO][COPY] FILE FROM /home/pi/games/StarMade/./data/config/customBlockBehaviorConfigHOWTO.txt to /home/pi/games/StarMade/./customBlockBehaviorConfig/customBlockBehaviorConfigHOWTO.txt
[RESOURCES][CustomTextures] No need to create pack.zip. Hash matches (as rewriting a zip changes the hash on it)
[TEXTURE-PACK] WARNING: ignoring lava.png.zip: not a directory
[TEXTURE-PACK] WARNING: ignoring shield_tex.png.zip: not a directory
[TEXTURE-PACK] WARNING: ignoring lava.png.zip: not a directory
[TEXTURE-PACK] WARNING: ignoring shield_tex.png.zip: not a directory
[LANGUAGE] detected language: en
[LANGUAGE] loading language: english; Resolved to english
java.io.FileNotFoundException: ./keyboard.cfg (No such file or directory)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:146)
at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:72)
at org.schema.schine.input.KeyboardMappings.a(SourceFile:176)
at obfuscated.QG.b(SourceFile:94)
at obfuscated.QG.a(SourceFile:218)
at org.schema.game.common.Starter.main(SourceFile:812)
Could not read settings file: using defaults (./keyboard.cfg (No such file or directory))
[LANGUAGE] Loading English; Version: 0
[LANGUAGE] LOADED FONT PATH/NAME: font/Monda-Regular.ttf
[SERVER] using world: world0; ./server-database/world0/
[INIT] Segment Database Path: /home/pi/games/StarMade/./server-database/world0/DATA; exists? true; is Dir? true; creating dir sucessfull (gives false if exists)? false
[GUI] NO STARMADE-WINDOW CONFIG FOUND. Using defaults
[LIBLOADER] OS Linux - 4.4.13-v7+
[LIBLOADER] OS ARCHITECTURE arm
Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /home/pi/games/StarMade/native/linux/libStarMadeNative.so: /home/pi/games/StarMade/native/linux/libStarMadeNative.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory (Possible cause: can't load IA 32-bit .so on a ARM-bit platform)
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary1(ClassLoader.java:1968)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1893)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1883)
at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:849)
at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:1088)
at obfuscated.QH.a(SourceFile:113)
at org.schema.game.common.Starter.main(SourceFile:834)

P.S. sorry for taking so long, wasnt expecting such a fast reply

 

[SmilingDemon]

yes . it fails on loading the libraries for the procedural generation thingy ... if i am not mistaken.
so you might be out of luck (at least for now) when running this on the Pi.
But i am sure Auburn is able to comment on that, and tell you if it will work in the future

 

[nightrune]

I've recently tried to set up a server on my Raspberry Pi, following this (rather old) guide:
Star-Made – Ubuntu Server Install

I completed all the steps up until actually running the server, then i get an error. It seems to be caused by the fact that Raspberry Pi uses an ARM-processor, and not a 32-bit one. This same issue has been posted here before in this (again, rather old) thread: Hosting a server on Raspberry pi , however looking at the answers to that thread i couldn't fix my problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I can add a bit more information, but auburn can probably give more insight.

Small correction an ARM processor is a 32 bit processor but its a completely different architecture. The nuts and bolts of the new terrain generation are that it uses specialized instructions on the newer versions of x86 and x86-64 chips. Some ARM chips support SIMD instructions but I'm unaware if they match well with the intel ones. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if schine didn't support ARM since its a very very small portion of the target market. Obviously that's schine decision.

 

[Shizzlewizz]

Ah well thanks for the replies guys, really appreciate it, i'll just wait and see i guess

 

[Auburn]

There will probably never be support for ARM, and even if it did work most ARM chips would struggle to run a server with the current load of generating planets. You could possibly get it to work through emulation through something like this, but I don't think it would be playable.