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Klown
27-08-2002, 01:34
Plans on making the server compatible with BSD?
rivmin
27-08-2002, 01:43
Well,

I run several TS2-servers on FreeBSD 4.5

Just go ahead and run it :-)

Btw...the documentation could need a fix-up ;)
rhy7hm
27-08-2002, 13:35
i didn't get it to run under openbsd 2.9..

maybe its just me.. = )
william
29-08-2002, 04:31
I'm using FreeBSD 4.6, and it don't seem to work either :(


ELF binary type "0" not known.
Abort trap


taht's the error I have, anyone know what's wrong?
TPAKTOP[UG]
29-08-2002, 07:57
You just need to run `brandelf -t Linyx ./server_linux' (assuming that you have installed linux_base)

But i've noticed one thing: it consumes all my CPU power :-)
79763 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 0 9:15 32.23% 32.23% server_linux
79761 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 0 9:30 29.98% 29.98% server_linux
79736 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 1 14:04 27.10% 27.10% server_linux
79762 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 1 8:33 25.83% 25.83% server_linux
79733 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 1 14:44 25.15% 25.15% server_linux
79764 root 64 0 32720K 2360K RUN 1 9:50 23.68% 23.68% server_linux
79760 root 64 0 32720K 2360K CPU0 0 9:46 23.14% 23.14% server_linux

2developers: may be you can build tss2 server especially for FreeBSD?
Klown
31-08-2002, 23:09
When trying to run tss2 under openbsd I get:

./server_linux: error in loading shared libraries
: undefined symbol: gnu_get_libc_version
TPAKTOP[UG]
02-09-2002, 05:41
and what does `ldd ./linux_server' say?
rhy7hm
02-09-2002, 11:07
simmel@uko:~/dl/tss2$ ldd server_linux
ldd: server_linux: not a dynamic executable


simmel@uko:~/dl/tss2$ ./server_linux
Exception EInOutError in module <unknown> at 080A6F3E.
I/O error 13.
Error stating daemon. Aborted



this annoys me ALOT, especially that my openbsd box is on 10mbit, so i could run a very nice teamspeak server..

please help.. im gonna cry...
SGI
09-09-2002, 16:54
hey.. how about it.. to make the *nix/ *BSD server src opensource!? ;)

* i am running linux and openbsd boxes.
rhy7hm
09-09-2002, 19:26
thats a good idea!
kfsone
16-09-2002, 00:47
You need to make sure that Linux compatability options are enabled in the Kernel and that you have installed the apropriate ports...

See the FreeBSD website (http://www.freebsd.org/) for more info.

It's running under FreeBSD 4.5 for me, although it uses a ridiculous amount of CPU when there are users connected but not doing anything (two idle users = 5% CPU on a 1.2ghz cpu)