[GingerPrince18]

Hey

I've installed xbmc on a raspberry pi via raspbmc RC4 (which is now based on the hardfloat debian). I've downloaded aeon nox and switched to it but I'm finding it seems to eat 90% cpu. I've tried messing about with dirty regions but it's massively unreliable so I removed my advanced settings xml.

am I expecting too much? anything I can do to reduce the CPU usage?

cheers
Matt

[phil65]

forget raspberry pi + nox. it won´t work out.

[GingerPrince18]

just too heavyweight? seems like it's almost working, just not quite there.

[fional]

just too heavyweight? seems like it's almost working, just not quite there.

I have one just for a laugh and had no luck with it. It's just not strong enough of hardware.