[Banditul18]

As title says, a Raspberry Pi 3 can handle a samp server + mysql server (around 50-100 slotss) with no problem?
Because to be honest, its very intersting and small. Low power consumption and stuff liek that and can run 24/7 with no problem.

Any ideas? Its worth?

https://www.raspberrypi.org/learning.../raspberry-pi/

[nickdodd25]

Unfortunately you cannot run a samp server on a pi due to the server not being compiled for arm architecture. You may be able to run it with the help of an emulator, i do know people have successfully gotten teamspeak3 servers to run on a pi. https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-desktop/

[Xeon™]

https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-...es-and-prices/

as i see here, its does support Linux, that you can run with it a samp server.

its awesome tho.

[BroZeus]

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Originally Posted by XeonMaster https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-...es-and-prices/ as i see here, its does support Linux, that you can run with it a samp server. its awesome tho.

Supporting linux doesn't mean you can run SA-MP on it too. Raspberry-pi works on ARM based processors, its a type of processor architecture. You need to specifically compile libraries for ARM architecture for them to work.

OT:
As mentioned above you can try running SA-MP with an emulator but since it has not been done successfully before it will be time consuming to try to run samp using an emulator and there is no guarantee that it will work using an emulator, my bet is that it probably won't.

You can try running SA-MP on x64 or x86 based boards like MinnowBoard, though they are costlier than raspberry-pi.

[Spmn]

Or write your own SA-MP server, then you might be able to run it even on smartphones.

[Scriptery]

Or you can use Orange Pi.. Is low cost platform and is similar with raspberry pi. Or use VPS...

[Mauzen]

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ExaGear allows you to run x86 applications on ARM device with up to 80% of native performance

That "up to" is important, as 80% performance are pretty much impossible, except for some very specific tasks. The rapsberry arm got no hardware support for virtualisation, average performance will be <15%

Theres no magic going on, try qemu (which probably is what theyre using, too). Emulation simply isnt an option when you need performance.