[QNAP] Native .qpkg packaging available for ps3netsrv-go

[Hirador]

Hi @xakep666, thanks for merging #61

I maintain ps3netsrv for SynoCommunity, and I've packaged ps3netsrv-go as native QNAP .qpkg installers. Sharing it here in case you'd like to point QNAP users to it.

Highlights

• Multi-arch, built by CI: Kirkwood ARMv5 (the old uClibc units that needed the nopurego / GOARM=5 / CGO-free static build), ARMv7, ARM64, x86 and x86-64.
• No Docker required on the NAS — plain QPKG install via App Center -> Install Manually.
• Zero-config setup: on install it auto-creates a PS3 shared folder with the standard webMAN-MOD layout (PS3ISO, PS2ISO, PSXISO, PKG, ...) and sane SMB permissions, so users can drop games onto the NAS without any SSH/config editing. The server is pre-pointed at that share.

Tested on real hardware (QNAP Kirkwood ARMv5, QTS 4.3) — PS1, PS2 and PS3 all working as intended:

• PS1 and PS3 -> direct network streaming.
• PS2 -> automatic local copy to the console, then play (expected PS2 behavior).

Releases: https://github.com/Hirador/ps3netsrv-go/releases

Packaging lives on a qnap-packaging branch in my fork; I track your releases and rebuild per version. Happy to add a link in your README if useful, and I'll keep contributing any generic fixes upstream. Thanks again for the project!

[xakep666]

@Hirador Thank you for feedback! I'm glad that my project has real users.

Currently I'm planning to integrate a socket-activation: feature tha allows to run server on-demand (only when client connects) with xinetd/systemd/launchd and automatically shut down if no clients connected.

Also I hope that you're also packaging libchdr to provide chd images support when it's possible.

UPD: uclibc targets probably can be compiled with purego but GO_LDSO should be set properly. Purego itself supports 32-bit arm and uclibc has dlopen/dlsym.