Triode wrote: > Sorry - I've been travelling for the last week (as I think I said my > email). I don't really want to do too much to be specific to CT to make > it diverge from other SoA targets, but will look through the suggestions > once I am on the right time zone...
@ Triode No offense. I havn't seen any feedback so far. Just a "keep going" would have been OK. I could stop bugging the crowd and you with my stuff. If you do not intend to implement any of it into SOA -- I'm fine, I'll stop here. 99% of my proposals are generic and partially IMO seriously improve any board performance/efficiency. I apply pretty much the same stuff (with slightly different parameters though) to my RPI B+ (works as a client and outperfoms - after serious HW and SW tuning - my CubiTruck as a player nowadays). Obviously I use different CFLAGS, kernel, I do overclock it, asf,asf for the RPI. Every boards needs a slightly different treatment on top of my rather generic recommendations to perform best. @praganj You know where I'm coming from. ;) You need to findout the best CFLAGS for a iMX6 and compare it with Triodes choice. E.g. squeezelite easily works 50% more efficient when using optimum CFLAGS on the CT. You'd basically have to recompile (makepkg --asroot) the squeezelite package after updating the /etc/makepkg.conf with the correct CFLAGS . I did have an UDOO board over here some time back. Assigning process affinities is no rocket since and should also work with the Wandboard. A 4-core is even nicer. You could put eth0 on CPU1 and the USB DAC on CPU2. I don't know what's different with the Wandboard. Major improvements can be achieved by turning off HW features like GPU/Wireless/BT/IR etc. On my CT there is a fex file. You'll do it in there. I don't know how it can be done on the Wandboard. @owen smith For headless operation in a local and private client-server environment there is no need for IPV6. The vast majority of users won't make use of it. And it can simply be turned off. These ARM boards really enjoy, if they are offloaded from all kind of stuff. This is a development thread btw. A feature in the base SOA network config: IPv6 = y/n could by a simple solution to meet everybody demands and can easily be introduced. Enjoy. ::: ' Touch Toolbox and more' (http://soundcheck-audio.blogspot.com) ::: by soundcheck ------------------------------------------------------------------------ soundcheck's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34383 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=101624 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
