Is there some kind of terminal script to update to the last build?. I don't have a PC at home right now, so I need to do it from the rpi itself.
(2015-02-10, 15:34)Fraludio Wrote: [ -> ]Is there some kind of terminal script to update to the last build?. I don't have a PC at home right now, so I need to do it from the rpi itself.
Untested, but something like this should work;
Code:
cd ~/storage/.update
wget <URL of build>
reboot
What does the small colored square in the upper right corner of the screen mean. Is this the trademark of Milhouse
Ahh... I never would have thought about something like that, many thanks! Now I use a more powerful power supply and the square has gone.
(2015-02-10, 15:36)popcornmix Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-02-10, 15:34)Fraludio Wrote: [ -> ]Is there some kind of terminal script to update to the last build?. I don't have a PC at home right now, so I need to do it from the rpi itself.
Untested, but something like this should work;
Code:
cd ~/storage/.update
wget <URL of build>
reboot
There is a nice addon for this purpose.
http://ls80.github.io/script.openelec.devupdate/
Works like a charm for Pi2 and Milhouse Builds
@
popcornmix
I fiddled around with gpu_mem setting in config.txt and it seems Pi2 does need more then the default 256MB. Currently running with gpu_mem=384 and this seems to work very well for heavy themes and other ram intensive settings. Maybe the default value should be set a bit higher?
This is a great add on, thanks for linking!
New OpenELEC I****** build #0210:
RPi /
RPi2
(Supercedes previous build)
Code:
# uname -a
Linux rpi512 3.18.6 #1 PREEMPT Tue Feb 10 23:16:57 GMT 2015 armv6l GNU/Linux
# vcgencmd version
Feb 7 2015 19:35:45
Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom
version e3cfc1e5001c71261c4d79e852723910772ffba9 (clean) (release)
# lsb_release
OpenELEC (Milhouse) - Version: devel-20150210231559-r20244-gfbf2f0f [Build #0210]
# vcdbg log msg 2>&1 | grep DTOK
001518.633: Kernel trailer DTOK property says yes
# Kernel device tree status: Enabled
Based on tip of
OpenELEC master (fbf2f0fd,
changelog) and tip of
XBMC master (4a5dd153,
changelog) with the following modifications:
Build Highlights:
- Update librtmp with KSV patches (using popcornmix patch adapted for OpenELEC)
- Updated libnfs 1.9.7
- Experimental libnfs patch - improved streaming performance (update: looks like it's disabled)
Build Details:
- OpenELEC:
- XBMC:
- [ios/atv2/packaging] - switch back to the hardcoded dsym dir - fixes dsy... (PR:6389, 1 commit, 2 files changed)
- [darwin/depends/tar-native] - force fdopendir to no because we don't have it wh... (PR:6388, 1 commit, 1 file changed)
- [configure] tinyxml upstream does not provide a pkg-config file, (PR:6380, 1 commit, 1 file changed)
- python: extend ILanguageInvocationHandler to not have to call g_pythonParser directly in CPythonInvoker (PR:6308, 1 commit, 5 files changed)
- [buttontranslator] Group joystick keymaps by family (PR:5624, 4 commits, 10 files changed)
- Fixed wrong return type (PR:6385, 1 commit, 1 file changed)
- [gui] adds new info label Player.SeekStepSize (PR:6387, 2 commits, 5 files changed)
- CWebServer: silence compiler warnings (thanks notspiff) (bd1e315e)
- settings: remove unused and hidden videolibrary/musiclibrary.enabled settings (9cf3094e)
- python: fix return values from generated Foo_setMember() implementation (thanks notspiff) (2f761f91)
- remove unused strings after 9cf3094eed8ca285b26eded5a354e0ec42c79e60 (b07ab069)
- libnfs:
- libnfs/seq-read-example (PR:108):
- New commits in this build:
- Sequential Readahead Mode (ae7ef01a)
- nfs-stream.c: a simple test tool to check performance sequential read mode (6f6832b6)
- streaming: only try refilling 2 blocks at a time instead of 4 (225e1c47)
- read 32kb at a time, not 8kb (ceb35bb1)
- prefetch: limit the amount of prefetches we have in flight to 2 (5f5faa8c)
- newclock4:
- New commits in this build:
- kernel 3.18.y-rebase:
- New commits in this build:
- config: Enable IP_NF_TARGET_CLUSTERIP (6c554476)
- rtl8192cu: Add PID for D-Link DWA 131 (69a5e9be)
- Additional commits/pull requests/changes not yet merged upstream:
Hi, is libnfs used while mounting nfs share via OS or is libnfs only used inside kodi ?
Thank you.
(2015-02-10, 20:32)gandharva Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-02-10, 15:36)popcornmix Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-02-10, 15:34)Fraludio Wrote: [ -> ]Is there some kind of terminal script to update to the last build?. I don't have a PC at home right now, so I need to do it from the rpi itself.
Untested, but something like this should work;
Code:
cd ~/storage/.update
wget <URL of build>
reboot
There is a nice addon for this purpose.
http://ls80.github.io/script.openelec.devupdate/
Works like a charm for Pi2 and Milhouse Builds
@popcornmix
I fiddled around with gpu_mem setting in config.txt and it seems Pi2 does need more then the default 256MB. Currently running with gpu_mem=384 and this seems to work very well for heavy themes and other ram intensive settings. Maybe the default value should be set a bit higher?
Does the addon work for Pi2 yet?
(2015-02-11, 12:12)mpnico Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, is libnfs used while mounting nfs share via OS or is libnfs only used inside kodi ?
Thank you.
libnfs is only used by Kodi (nfs:// etc.)
thank you for your answer, So nothing to test for me on this new libnfs release
During playback of a video I see on the display of cpu usage ("O") a value for W_fps changing between 7 and 9. This is regardless of the video (1080i; 720p). What I expect is a value about 25fps (PAL). The video reproduction is ok, no stuttering, no mutes. Approx. same values on Pi and Pi2. Am I wrong or is it a calculation error?