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Geliştirici Derlemeleri nedir diye sorarsanız, Yazılım Açık-Kaynak olduğu için isteyen kişiler kendi de derleyip sunabiliyor.
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Openelec tar dosyasını nasil SD karta yazıyoruz
Img dosya yapabiliyorum ama tar dosyasıni bilmiyorum
Yardım bekliyorum
Ayarlarınızın backupını aldıktan sonra FTP'den bağlanıp storage/.update klasörünün içine tar dosyasındaki target klasöründeki 4 dosyayı kopyalıyorsun.
Ve yeniden başlattıktan sonra otomatik olarak güncellenmiş oluyor.
Takıldığın yer olursa yaz dostum.
İzninle bir düzeltme yapayım;
*.tar uzantılı dosyayı çıkarmadan direkt /storage/update içine atıp cihazı reboot ediyoruz.
ayrı ayrı teşekkür ediyorum
biri bu yazıyı çevirsin
I was one of the early adopters of the Wetek Play - and also quite early to install OpenELEC (because it is just great!)
I have always be running OpenELEC from the SD card, and had been wondering how to improve performance the most...
I then purchased a FAST 16Gb SD card... And it ran better. It tried to test performance on the flash memory in the Wetek box, but under OpenELEC it is write protected, and I didn't bother to find apps to test under Android... So I could not compare if moving OpenELEC to flash would help a lot..
(in the meantime I realized that when booted to OpenELC a simple "mount /flash -o remount,rw" will allow you to write to /flash... So it is actually quite easy to test... :-)
I was under the impression, that this sadly was as good as it would be... How wrong I was!!!!
For my OpenELEC install on my Raspberry, I had an SD card that seemed a bit prone to disk errors - so there I moved my install to a FAST USB key.. Much better, much more stable... But perhaps still not super..
Last week I dived a bit in to "flash drive performance", especially the difference between continous vs. random write (and read.). And the thing is - a FAST USB or SD flash drive is not so simply defined. There are a number of ways to make a drive faster - one of them is to make it larger - the write performance FOR SEQUENTIAL WRITE scales almost linear, meaning a larger drive is faster...
But the thing is - you are most likely NOT streaming your media or any other large files of your flash/SD/usb... And even if you where, almost anything is fast enough for playing back media. But where speed matters is all the small files that are read and written to run the box - i.e. as a system drive..
On my Raspberry I noticed that the system was sluggish, and that the drive activity LED was flashing a lot...
So to test flash disk performance you can use the dd command. It takes the block size as a parameter. It is not uncommon for a FAST drive (SD card or USB) that can write 80 Mb/s when block size is 4096k (mimicking sequential write) is slowed down to 150-500 Kb/s for writing in 4k block sizes - and this is what the system (OpenELEC) really needs when you use it.. (and yes - it is Kilobytes!!)
There are USB and SD Drives that are much better for random read/write... Samsung makes some, Sandisk Extreme is another. But if you find a truly fast (for random read/writes) drive, and then move your install to that one, suddenly you WILL experience OpenELEC to be as fast, smooth and responsive in all operations as you would on a fast PC!!!! Because the problem is - the system is all the times waiting for the drive to read and/or write to the storage... Removing this bottleneck lets the Wetek Play show its full potential, and it is probably MUCH more than you where aware of...
I dare you - test your drive performance with:
(for write, make sure to cd in to /storage)
cd /storage
dd if=/dev/zero of=test.tst bs=4096 count=10000
dd if=/dev/zero of=test.tst bs=4 count=10000000
(it will make a 40Mb file)
and for read
dd if=test.tst of=/dev/zero bs=4096
dd if=test.tst of=/dev/zero bs=4
repeat a few times for all, since buffering could change some figures.. Or if you have time and room in /storage, add one more zero to the count, this will makes a file almost 400 Mb, and then the cache will probably not make any noise...
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cihazı nasıl daha kolay kullanılabilir hale getirebiliriz diye bi çalışma yapmak lazım
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