hmm so this means LAN speed improvement only for FTP transfers.
if we want to watch massive bitrate movie over lan, no luck then.
but still, much better performance i figure then current original firmware.
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hmm so this means LAN speed improvement only for FTP transfers.
if we want to watch massive bitrate movie over lan, no luck then.
but still, much better performance i figure then current original firmware.
The problem is that all 86xx Sigma Chipset does not have a dedicated LAN chipset and the CPU can not work more speed, so Celrun BUS has a limit on data from the CPU, if it were not limited and for example would like to upload a file FTP the receiver would be unmanageable very very slow.Quote:
hmm so this means LAN speed improvement only for FTP transfers.
if we want to watch massive bitrate movie over lan, no luck then.
but still, much better performance i figure then current original firmware.
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The sigma chipset 86xx can not work more than 5 mb / s this speed the system is very slow, it azbox I do not say I have a popcorn and hands the same, but they do not have tuners, cams, etc ... can go a little faster than a popcorn but little more.
For this problem Azbox not work well with multimedia files(mkv) over a network, and hardly do in the future, but if you can get to work with media files from HDD without using the LAN or some USB.
The only way to get everything working correctly is to make a firmware that has a system that is very lightweight and consumes very little resources (CPU + RAM), perhaps E2 is the solution.
The current firmware Celrun-Opensat consumes too many resources and can not do this sigma.
Bye.
AFAIK, there are ethernet adapters that has own proccessor to handle network traffic? Can we use one of them through USB port instead of built in card, with E2? There should be Dreambox drivers for that, may be a port needed? Just thinking loudly, no exact knowledge....
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Originally Posted by milix
For what is the seperated network chip in azbox?
It s a realtek rtl8201.
And the WiFi mini-PCI card...?
Speed cap at the system bus?
usb wireless N. i would like that.
If azbox has a separate network adapter chip Realtek rtl8201 on its ethernet adapter (not using directly sigma CPU), and if there is a limit for CPU bus speed, then this limit must apply for the HDD, too? Right? With this equation, theoretically, we can reach to the max possible speed with network adapter same as we can reach with HDD?
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Originally Posted by milix
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Originally Posted by pascha99
All data passing through the same bus, HDD, USB, LAN, etc. .. Celrun put a limit on the BUS for the system to block and Opensat never has said it has no solution for that reason the application has created Opensat Hardware Acceleration which increases the data bus and the CPU speed is one Overclock This will greatly improve the traffic data by the BUS.
As we know the USB is also limited in the bus, if we connect a LAN USB (rtl8201) would work via USB NETWORK ie all the information and pass for that port official also very slow.
The USB HDD if it is (Elite) is very slow, however the HDD of a premium (SATA) works very fast, and reproduction in high bibrate mkv for example is very good with the TCK on.
But if I can say from the evidence that has been made that for example a 7200 SATA HDD 32MB buffer is not optimal speed that should have.
Many of the solution would have problems with some hardware tweaks, other do not.
Bye.
but....has u noticed, they could run via USB a 40mb/S bitrate m2ts movie, enigma2 testing ...
if this has a limit, is a damn big one :)
I think this means 40 mbit/sec, this are 5 MByte/sec. This is very slow for an usb. But I would be happy to have this speed on the LAN.
no, blueray bitrates are 40MB not mbit, sometimes more or less.
its way way heavier then mkv .
it's like mkv = xvid and m2ts it's like a .vob file. (no compression)
so we're good playing mkv in future with enigma2.
really good. :)
milix is right about all things, thats why they added HW Acceleration option, or better to say they incrase x.pll3 value that affect CPU speed and thats how you got much faster transfer on LAN/USB after you set this option.
@hfmls High bitrates should work if you code good app that use very good pre buffering technics
ok, that means u guys coded a good app media player..since u got to work pefect a high bitrate m2ts. :)
it's 40Mbits and NOT 40MB...Quote:
Originally Posted by hfmls
sorry, i was completed confused :)
but, anyway, that's pretty high and good bitrate for azbox to handle.
Have You tried with new OE 1.6 yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ripper
Do you think there will be problems with the new OE?
Which kernel release are You using?
Do You believe that we can use the new kernel for USB DVB T-tuner recognition ?
Thanks 1K for all Your efforts!!!
@massimo1167
--Yes , OE 1.6 is booting up, but in more scripts are necessary changes then from OE 1.5
--Currently it's 2.6.22.19 , there is new kernels but problem is Sigma left support for Tango2(8634 chips) in new kernels and I think now(I am not shure) patches isnt in GPL anymore
--I hope we can, but that I will know when I finish demux part and how USB speed will affect all thing ...
The_Ripper currently what are you working on? From what u said u finished audio and video part right? And u have a team working with u finishing media-player part.
Again we can't thank you enough.
Keep up awesome work.
@hfmls
Activating Sigma HW demux part+tuner.
That means tunner driver is done?Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ripper
Or the coding process is together? While u code tunner driver u activate sigma hw demux part?
From what u tell us probably next alpha image will already have tunner and dvbapi support? :)
btw...take your time :) of course.