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Yes, it's feasible to operate a TF2 server on Raspberry Pi 4.

Yes, it's feasible to operate a TF2 server on Raspberry Pi 4.

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BANANAMOR
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09-05-2023, 07:08 PM
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Checking if a TF2 server can run on Raspberry Pi 4 seems feasible. There are some limited talks about it, but it's not widely discussed. Running a playable server for 2 to 10 players should be possible.
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BANANAMOR
09-05-2023, 07:08 PM #1

Checking if a TF2 server can run on Raspberry Pi 4 seems feasible. There are some limited talks about it, but it's not widely discussed. Running a playable server for 2 to 10 players should be possible.

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09-20-2023, 12:09 AM
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It's actually achievable using emulation (X86Box), but the server will technically perform poorly. A leaked version of the GoldSRC (HL1, CS, TF1, etc.) binary exists for ARM and could be compiled to run there. It's unclear what it is or where you can obtain it.
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MessoJR
09-20-2023, 12:09 AM #2

It's actually achievable using emulation (X86Box), but the server will technically perform poorly. A leaked version of the GoldSRC (HL1, CS, TF1, etc.) binary exists for ARM and could be compiled to run there. It's unclear what it is or where you can obtain it.

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