Teamspeak does not work on ARM devices (phones, tablets and rasberry pi/arduino) without messing with the kernel.Hi everybody
Recently
I bought a Raspberry Pi and wanted to start teamspeak server.
I tried everything but nothing happens. I don't know what to do.
I hope that you will help me.
Why even comment if you don't know anything about it?install OS, and start server.
That's ez
It is possible if you install ubuntu snappy core or ubuntu MATE apparently. I haven't tested it but I read something about it.Teamspeak does not work on ARM devices (phones, tablets and rasberry pi/arduino) without messing with the kernel.
What you can try is TeaSpeak tho im not sure if that works on ARM either.
Edit: i just looked it up and it's not possible yet but planned: https://github.com/TeaSpeak/TeaSpeak/issues/49
Also next time make sure to use the correct forum section (support->server in this case) and read https://r4p3.net/threads/read-before-posting.439/
Why even comment if you don't know anything about it?
It is possible if you install ubuntu snappy core or ubuntu MATE apparently. I haven't tested it but I read something about it.
I'd say try it out.
There was also a user on here a while ago who said their TS is running on a raspi but they sadly didn't reply to me when I asked, so might've been a lie.
I believe you need to translate x86 calls to arm calls. I think QEMU can do that, however I don't know what the performance impact is.Why even comment if you don't know anything about it?
It is possible if you install ubuntu snappy core or ubuntu MATE apparently. I haven't tested it but I read something about it.
I'd say try it out.
There was also a user on here a while ago who said their TS is running on a raspi but they sadly didn't reply to me when I asked, so might've been a lie.
I tried to install ubuntu mate with win32 disk imager and Raspberry Pi just stopped working. Now I'm trying to install Rasbian OS.Why even comment if you don't know anything about it?
It is possible if you install ubuntu snappy core or ubuntu MATE apparently. I haven't tested it but I read something about it.
I'd say try it out.
There was also a user on here a while ago who said their TS is running on a raspi but they sadly didn't reply to me when I asked, so might've been a lie.