Arm Server Install

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Install Ubuntu 25.04 ARM

For running Row64 server on Arm, you currently need to use the iso for Ubuntu 25.04 ARM 64-bit architecture.

Get the Desktop ISO:

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Next, install third-party graphics drivers.

This install check box often installs good drivers from our tests. It’s part of the install process.

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You will need to create a user called row64 with administrator privileges.

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Install Row64 Server

First, update and upgrade Ubuntu from the terminal:

sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -y

Get the latest .deb installation file here:

From the terminal, run:

sudo dpkg -i row64server-3.5_arm64.deb

Next, connect Row64 with Apache (Web Server). From the terminal, run:

sudo python3 /opt/row64server/install/Connect_Ubuntu.py

Verify row64server Is Running

In the terminal, type:

sudo systemctl status row64server

If it’s working, it will look like this:

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Other useful commands:

sudo systemctl start row64server
sudo systemctl stop row64server

Test Examples

Verify that the installation and setup was successful by running test examples. Refer to the corresponding documentation on how to do this:

Internal Network - Get IP Address

The simplest way to connect Row64 Studio to a server on the same internal network is with the local IP address.

Get that using the following command in the terminal:

ip a

Next Step Videos

Here are some videos to get you started:

Dashboard Workflow:

Cloud & Server 101:

Extra Tools

Sublime Text Editor

Our preferred text editor is Sublime Text. It can be installed with the following command:

sudo snap install sublime-text --classic

Chrome

If you install Chrome on the server, be aware that Chrome has two web assembly compilers, and in older versions, can occasionally run a slow compiler. If you notice Chrome is slower:

Navigate to this editing page:

chrome://flags/#enable-webassembly-baseline

And change “WebAssembly baseline compiler” to “Disabled”

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Troubleshooting

For issues with connecting to the Server, please refer to the Connection Issues page in the Troubleshooting section.

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