[PROBLEM] Xbian Reboots when CEC is active

[Exnor]

(31st Aug, 2013 02:20 AM)rikardo1979 Wrote:  

(31st Aug, 2013 01:58 AM)Exnor Wrote:  

(30th Aug, 2013 10:48 PM)rikardo1979 Wrote:  

(30th Aug, 2013 09:55 PM)Exnor Wrote:  

(30th Aug, 2013 10:11 AM)markosjal Wrote:  Now I think this touches on another theme. I have multiple Chinese and UK Pis . I see that Chinese Pis (newer) will boot off ANYTHING, however UK Pis are picky about what they boot from.They (UK Pis) will not boot off my current crop of Adata Class 10 SD cards, whereas the Chinese ones do!. If this was supposed to fix this , it did not

How can i identify if my Pi is chinese or UK? i got my 2 Pi's from RPi official retailers at day one.

thks

if you mean difference between the one for China and made in China and rest thats easy chinese version uses red pcb's and rest of the world green
If you mean the world green version made in China and made in Wales there is not that easy.If you have the first Version 1 with 256mb RAM, than its most likely made in China, where Version 2 512mb RAM they was started the production in Wales UK. Not sure about the newest batches, as they might split the production again between UK and CN, but not sure.
Try to dig in on RPi's website

edit:also i think that there is a silkprint on PCB's "Made in ..."

thks for the info .

I have a B model gen1 (256MiB RAM) and B model gen2... so one is made in China lol. Both have green PCB's.

I was just concern if there were any flaws on the ones made in China, but if there is a China PCB version then i think its not the case.

no it would not be the case.
Only thing what may make a difference is that some of the boards has Samsung SoCs chip an the other uses Hynix. Samsung versions are more stable and go better with overclocking. So you may check which you have

So Broadcom SoC are not manufactured by Broadcom itself? I thought they add a semiconductor factory and that was the reason the RPi's foundation selected they SoC (since there are a lot of similar SoC's out there...).

So how can i spot with OEM manufactured my SoC? (just for curiosity since i have both Pi's OverClocked @ Xbian OC and a passive thermal dissipation on them and so far no problems )