ARM Support (e.g. raspberry pi)

random-webdeveloper commented 4 years ago

running it without detached mode gives me standard_init_linux.go:211: exec user process caused "exec format error" after that the container dies. I think i set it up correctly

jusito commented 4 years ago

The base image itself is for multiple architectures, iam unsure if I need to create additional for it to work. (the error message is one of the default errors you will get then). Does it work with detached mode?

If you clone the repo and build the image yourself, does this help?

navigate to clones repo
execute bash test/testBuild.sh

jusito commented 3 years ago

I have no hardware to test on armel / armhf / arm64
debian supports all of above
lgsm explicitly doesn't support any arm, but could work
steamcmd will probably not work without an arm to x86 emulator link to example
gmod will probably not work without an arm to x86 emulator, but could because of source engine

The problematic dependencies which aren't available on arm:

lib32gcc1, can maybe replaced with lib32gcc1-amd64-cross / lib32gcc1-x32-cross
lib32stdc++6, can maybe replaced with lib32stdc++6-amd64-cross / lib32stdc++6-x32-cross
libtinfo5:i686, can maybe replaced with libtinfo5:armhf

Even with hardware it looks like a lot of work and I don't have the hardware for testing, but I would be quite happy if you would contribute it. branch I prepared for it If you are looking for alternatives, I would probably testing with a good vserver. E.g. VPS 200 G8 2.62€ per month could work.

Trackhe commented 2 years ago

You can archiv this by setting an env while you build. https://www.docker.com/blog/multi-arch-build-and-images-the-simple-way/

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