(sorry for long post)Been working with friends on a server with custom rules and now want to create a dedicated server. We decided we might try a raspberry pi 2. Thus I have come to ask 3 questions. 1 couild a Pokemon showdown server be hosted on Linux. 2 specifically a raspberry pi, and 3 how All attempts with emulation fail to do anything even after installing everything? Thanks for your time.
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Host with a Raspberry pi 2
- Thread starter Powerchord
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Hey Powerchord,
I've recently just set up a server on my Raspberry Pi 2. Only thing I'm having trouble with now is getting a static IP so I can get it registered.
If you follow the first 2 steps of this link, it will install NodeJS onto your Raspberry Pi: http://weworkweplay.com/play/raspberry-pi-nodejs/
Then you can download a copy of the server from: https://github.com/Zarel/Pokemon-Showdown
Open the Terminal and navigate to the pokemonshowdown folder. Run "sudo apt-get install npm"
Once that has finished, you should be able to run "node app.js" and it will start running the server on the device.
So then all you need to do after that is set up your port forwarding and gain a static IP address to get it working and ready to be registered!
Hope this helps! If you have any information about getting a static IP so I'm able to register my server, let me know :)
I've recently just set up a server on my Raspberry Pi 2. Only thing I'm having trouble with now is getting a static IP so I can get it registered.
If you follow the first 2 steps of this link, it will install NodeJS onto your Raspberry Pi: http://weworkweplay.com/play/raspberry-pi-nodejs/
Then you can download a copy of the server from: https://github.com/Zarel/Pokemon-Showdown
Open the Terminal and navigate to the pokemonshowdown folder. Run "sudo apt-get install npm"
Once that has finished, you should be able to run "node app.js" and it will start running the server on the device.
So then all you need to do after that is set up your port forwarding and gain a static IP address to get it working and ready to be registered!
Hope this helps! If you have any information about getting a static IP so I'm able to register my server, let me know :)