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XBian RC1/Beta2 USB Slow - francescosoft - 15th Feb, 2014 11:18 PM Hello, I've installed xbian beta2 to USB and upgraded to RC1. But XBMC and SSh is now very slow. I think it is a Problem of BTRFS but i'm not realy sure. Can somebody please help me figure it out ? RE: XBian RC1/Beta2 USB Slow - ganchito55 - 16th Feb, 2014 05:40 AM Now I have 5Mb/s write on RC1 but I think that there is a problem with usb driver. You need to use EXT4 File System and no NTFS. RE: XBian RC1/Beta2 USB Slow - francescosoft - 16th Feb, 2014 06:00 AM Hello, Thanks for your answer. I'm not using NTFS. I'm using btrfs and at the beginning everything was fine, but now everything is slow ![]() The media library thumbmails are not loading, menu is slow, sometime i have hangs for 10 seconds and so on. The Problem seems to be btrfs. I don't know where to start debugging ![]() RE: XBian RC1/Beta2 USB Slow - ganchito55 - 16th Feb, 2014 07:42 AM BTRFS I think that is a good File System for SD cards and SSD however for Hard Disck I think that isn't a good option. In my opinion it was a bit soon use BTRFS in ours Raspberry Pi such as first option. With EXT4 I have also problems so It can be that the USB driver have a bug or something like that. RE: XBian RC1/Beta2 USB Slow - IriDium - 17th Feb, 2014 03:45 AM Let's put things into perspective here. I'm running RPi 512Mb, Xbian RC1, USB 8GB flash boot drive, 2TB WD USB HDD - I'm even on Std 700Mhz overclock. and I am not suffering from any USB problems. So lets get some details. 1) How is you HDD powered? 2) What is the output of dmesg and xbmc.log - as requested in "Please read before you post" 3) What is the output of "top" when the delay occurs? 4) What is the output of vmstat 5 10 when the delay occurs. 5) Is this just after powering up? As Xbian needs to do a lot of things to get everything in order. |