2014-08-04, 07:47
(2014-08-04, 07:24)lrusak Wrote: [Thanks! Easier than expected.
Here is how to change the scheduler. (using SSH)
then paste inCode:nano /storage/.config/udev.rules.d/80-io-scheduler.rules
Make sure it is all on one line.Code:ACTION=="add|change", KERNEL=="sd[a-z]|mmcblk[0-9]", ATTR{queue/rotational}=="0", ATTR{queue/scheduler}="deadline"
(2014-08-04, 07:24)lrusak Wrote: Nah, just a some normal sandisk card.That will boot a bit faster with that overclock...I'll try force_turbo=1 too...I've already voided my warranty on my other Pi! :-)
This is my overclock
Code:arm_freq=1150
core_freq=575
sdram_freq=600
over_voltage=6
I also have force_turbo=1 set
(2014-08-04, 07:24)lrusak Wrote: This time is until everything starts, so XBMC is started, but it may appear a bit quicker then your visual timing.I guess that's true. I'm not sure how much time the bootloader takes...that might not be in your timing, but is in mine.
(2014-08-04, 07:24)lrusak Wrote: Doh, the image is actually an SVG, I'll update my other post to reflect. I have now converted it to a png, so here is the new link.That graph is interesting I'll have to try that with an SSH enabled build. I usually disable Samba in OE settings and only enable it when my daughter is watching a video and I want to access the music via my phone. There are a few services in there I can look at pulling out.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wt3h934mween7k...213653.png
Fun stuff!