[rbej]

My new custom build.

http://www.mediafire.com/?10456ccz13ard

- Last OpenElec version r12814
- Last Xbmc build RC3 (02.01.2013) with fixes out of sync and too short time displayed subs. (Thanks Gimli!!)
- Special Rpi kernel 3.6.y (01.01.2013)
- Last Rpi firmware (02.01.2013)
- Gpu memory set to 100mb on default (fix kernal killing Xbmc task on Rpi 256mb board)
- Memory cache set to 2621440 on default

Update Instruction:

http://openelec.tv/installation/updating

Set gpu_mem=100 in config.txt and cachemembuffersize to 2621440 in advencedsettings.

or clean install:

http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=...spberry_Pi

[nuttypro69]

Sorry rbej any chance of a image file so noob like me can run your custom build Thanks for all your hard work .

[rbej]

Sorry but I do not know how build image file...

[nuttypro69]

Hey rbej maybe you share your custom build over http://www.xbmchub.com/forums/raspberry-pi-discussion/ those guys out there will help build a image if you ask them there are very friendly I have copy and paste your post so I hope one of them will step in and help noob like me thank you so much for what you do for the Raspberry Pi

[bartdm]

Hello all,
does this manipulation work on the latest RBEJ work?

Code:
touch ~/.enable-swap
sudo reboot
RBMC will create and start to use swap file after reboot.

thank you

[Milhouse]

Sorry rbej any chance of a image file so noob like me can run your custom build Thanks for all your hard work .

You don't need an image file, just replace the SYSTEM, kernel.img, bootcode.bin etc. files in your existing image (they'll all be in the FAT partition) with those from rbej's package.

[pplucky]

Code:
touch ~/.enable-swap
sudo reboot
RBMC will create and start to use swap file after reboot.

What is the purpose? Faster XBMC?

[Milhouse]

Hello all,
does this manipulation work on the latest RBEJ work?

Code:
touch ~/.enable-swap
sudo reboot
RBMC will create and start to use swap file after reboot.

thank you

OpenELEC doesn't support swap.

[bartdm]

does somebody now the exact buildnumber of the latest working release working good on a 256 model.
Working with icefilms etc

[rbej]

does somebody now the exact buildnumber of the latest working release working good on a 256 model.
Working with icefilms etc

http://openelec.thestateofme.com/OpenELE...15.tar.bz2

and

Set gpu_mem=100 in config.txt and cachemembuffersize to 2621440 in advencedsettings.

[asummerf]

I am never sure ehich version I should be running, could someone explain the difference if any between

http://openelec.thestateofme.com/OpenELE...15.tar.bz2

and

My new custom build.

http://www.mediafire.com/?10456ccz13ard

- Last OpenElec version r12814
- Last Xbmc build RC3 (02.01.2013) with fixes out of sync and too short time displayed subs. (Thanks Gimli!!)
- Special Rpi kernel 3.6.y (01.01.2013)
- Last Rpi firmware (02.01.2013)
- Gpu memory set to 100mb on default (fix kernal killing Xbmc task on Rpi 256mb board)
- Memory cache set to 2621440 on default

Does the latest build on "thestateofme" site include the Xbmc etc updates?

[Trixster]

My understanding is that the builds on thestateofme are the 'official ' nightly openelec builds, and the ones rbej puts up are his custom builds which are compiled with 256mb boards in mind.

[asolovyov]

Ok, if anyone interested, I solved my problem with AirPlay not working on Mountain Lion by disabling IPv6 *on Raspberry Pi*: http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=...v6_Support

[Wanderlei]

My new custom build.

Are these custom builds the same as the 1080p GUI builds or different?

With the buffersize I couldnt get it to work previously when I tried it with official builds. I assumed it was because the R-Pi uses OMXplayer and it had the buffer built in to it, so it was different to other version of XBMC. Unless I had syntax wrong for the xml file.

<advancedsettings>
<network>
<cachemembuffersize>10485760</cachemembuffersize>
</network>
</advancedsettings>

What is the default buffer size?

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I have been using you r12669 1080p gui build and it has been great, I really like it.

It was working great for a while but I just had some buffering issues creep in. It started because add on stared updating themself, I dont turn the auto update off but the buffering issue has hung around.

I might do a fresh install of r12669 and turn addons updates off straight away. Maybe newer versions of them buggered that build.

[popcornmix]

What is the default buffer size?

20M. Which actually requires 60M of RAM, so is way too much for a 256M board.