[mk01]

(13th Jul, 2013 07:12 AM)Smultie Wrote:  Can't find any airplay-related errors in xbmc.log either.....
Any direction??

this is related to dbus-daemon process stopping after some time, I had this issue and probably all users used to work with airplay will report that.

i have to extract from my devel version just this fix and probably update in a hot fix of some kind.

if you log into ssh, issue "sudo start dbus", then it will work probably until next reboot. there dbus will be started, … and then stopped by some other event.

because this topic will repeat and reappear in many threads, I will not update all of them, just focus on the https://github.com/xbianonpi/xbian/issues/423

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(3rd Jul, 2013 11:59 AM)niftydude Wrote:  Hi mk,
i've tried out that zram-swap script from git and rebooted. Nice. Seems to be working OK:

xbian@xbian ~ $ free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 125112 100740 24372 0 8 22200

xbian@xbian ~ $ sudo swapon -sa
[sudo] password for xbian:
Filename Type Size Used Priority
/dev/mmcblk0p3 partition 262140 0 -1
/dev/zram0 partition 131068 16784 20


I feel like this is still a little bit slower than alpha 5, but better than beta 1 was. I'll let it run and see how it goes.

thanks for the partswap test. and please update zram-swap to 1.0-3.1 from git, as you can see second terrible "issue" for 256mb models.

sram part size 131068, total memory 125112. it's only question of load until you get swap write error, then oops, then some processed killed and probably panic.

there was 128mb os sram by default, with the revised logic this still applies, but before creating zram the size is compared to total memory available to linux (128) and only 1/3 of that is allowed.

so for 256 models +-45, for 512 depends on the split. but the general rule is = min(128,mem/3)

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(8th Jul, 2013 07:56 PM)puckMan Wrote:  

(8th Jul, 2013 03:14 PM)niftydude Wrote:  Oh yeah - forgot to mention - yep - tried this, it worked fine for me.

can you please tell me how to try that out?

just add "partswap" to cmdline.txt