Dedicated Server on ARM

[sashiro]

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

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Hello, i couldn't find anything about this, but is it possible to run a Dedicated server on ARM64?

to mention, I want to host a dedicated server using a ARM Oracle Cloud Infrastructure VM

[Vectorspace]

The wiki page on dedicated servers says currently no plans for ARM: https://satisfactory.fandom.com/wiki/Dedicated_servers

[sashiro]

I know thats why im asking if anyone knows a way to run it somehow under arm, emulated or whatever, asking if anyone successfully found a way to run it under ARM

[Huren Ogeko]

I am not aare of what emulators are available to get x86 software to run on ARM but I know they exit. but the main issue is that any emulation will provide a reduced performance over the real thing so he game wont run quite as well overall so you will need a bit beefer ARM system to run it on then you might on a x86 system.

I just discovered that windows 11 runs on ARM but I think it has a way to support the CPU.

not sure if I am reading this right but you might find some info here to help
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/overview
I only glanced over it but I seen this:
"Windows 10 enables existing unmodified x86 apps to run on Arm devices. Windows 11 adds the ability to run unmodified x64 Windows apps on Arm devices"
that almost sounds like windows 11 has built in way to run x86 software on an ARM CPU
something to look into.,...I didnt dig too deep on this

[sashiro]

I'll have a look at that, thanks

[76561198995518996]

any achievements, or successes ? just came across the same question, on mine would also already run Pterodactyl

[Axsdenied]

Originally posted by Huren Ogeko:

I am not aare of what emulators are available to get x86 software to run on ARM but I know they exit. but the main issue is that any emulation will provide a reduced performance over the real thing so he game wont run quite as well overall so you will need a bit beefer ARM system to run it on then you might on a x86 system.

I just discovered that windows 11 runs on ARM but I think it has a way to support the CPU.

not sure if I am reading this right but you might find some info here to help
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/overview
I only glanced over it but I seen this:
"Windows 10 enables existing unmodified x86 apps to run on Arm devices. Windows 11 adds the ability to run unmodified x64 Windows apps on Arm devices"
that almost sounds like windows 11 has built in way to run x86 software on an ARM CPU
something to look into.,...I didnt dig too deep on this

That capability existed specifically for low powered surface devices and runs a specific sku of Windows not available to the public. Probably won't help here.

[Huren Ogeko]

sorry to hear that...its just something I randomly stumbled upon

[sashiro]

Originally posted by Goldsucher07:

any achievements, or successes ? just came across the same question, on mine would also already run Pterodactyl

sorry, i am very busy atm, didnt come to test it yet, but i will in the upcoming week!

Originally posted by Axsdenied:

That capability existed specifically for low powered surface devices and runs a specific sku of Windows not available to the public. Probably won't help here.

oh, this sounds bad, thats not available to the public

[TwinShadow]

Not a lot of Linux distro's support multi-arch, but Debian is one that does. It's not full-proof though and I don't have a machine to fully test that with right now. I do have an ARM VPS available to me, but they don't offer a Debian image, so yeah, I'm limited right now.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/577953/is-it-possible-to-run-x86-executable-on-arm

You can read some more there. Why do I bring up Linux though? Because one could probably use qemu-user or something to emulate it. (Also because I openly show my bias against Windows for servers because of how terrible it is lol)

[sashiro]

Originally posted by Goldsucher07:

any achievements, or successes ? just came across the same question, on mine would also already run Pterodactyl

Heres an update:
I managed to run the installer and steamcmd using LinuxGSM anda x86 / x86 schroot on aarch64 system, but the server wont start...
error:

qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped

at the moment im trying to build qemu from source which also fails for some reason

[sashiro]

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

[76561198995518996]

Originally posted by sashiro:

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
{LINK REMOVED}https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

Wow thanks <3

[sliverman69 (Bret)]

Originally posted by sashiro:

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

sweet! I'm going to have to test this out and see how well it runs on my raspberry pi. If it works, I have some serious plans for this...bwahahahaha

[Finrod]

Originally posted by sashiro:

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

Thanks for your awesome job, could you upload the docker image to docker hub? Many thanks

[sashiro]

Originally posted by Finrod Ancalime:

Originally posted by sashiro:

Update

I got it working, if anyone is interested in it:
https://github.com/sa-shiro/Satisfactory-Dedicated-Server-ARM64-Docker

Thanks for your awesome job, could you upload the docker image to docker hub? Many thanks

I dont think its a great idea to upload it to the Docker Hub as the server is guranteed to crash once you select / place Conveyor Belts :(

The community and I are searching for fixes for this specific crash despite everything else working just fine - however with no luck so far :(

If we can somehow manage to fix the conveyor belt issue, i can upload it to the docker hub