12:14 | rabeeh | Flooo: ping |
12:15 | koboldmaki | good morning |
12:15 | rabeeh | good morning |
12:17 | koboldmaki | i made some speedtest for the cubox, e.g. network, and it ranges between 720MBit to 1.2 Gb |
12:18 | rabeeh | 1.2Gb? |
12:18 | rabeeh | The link is max 1Gbps |
12:19 | koboldmaki | yes, I know, I tested over the "local" interface with iperf |
12:20 | rabeeh | aah |
12:21 | koboldmaki | and it shows me the "bandwith" on the machine |
12:22 | koboldmaki | the speed e.g. iperf, mac -> fritz -> cubox was [ 5] 0.0-10.0 sec 430 MBytes 361 Mbits/sec, the bootleneck was the fritz.box (7390) |
12:24 | dxtr | I just got my cubox the other day \o |
12:24 | dxtr | It's pretty cool |
12:24 | koboldmaki | iperf with archlinux, iperf -> cubox -> cubox (same), [ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.29 GBytes 1.11 Gbits/sec (not the 1.2 Gb, sorry) |
12:25 | rabeeh | koboldmaki: try switching iperf that CuBox would be the client |
12:25 | rabeeh | when the main workload on CuBox is sending, it's much more faster than receiving |
12:25 | koboldmaki | and with a crossover cabel, iperf, cubox -> mac, [ 4] 0.0-10.0 sec 599 MBytes 503 Mbits/sec |
12:25 | rabeeh | the reason is because TCP hardware offload engines are better on sending than receiving. |
12:26 | rabeeh | iperf try switching those |
12:26 | koboldmaki | ok. |
12:27 | koboldmaki | in a last post, there was the discussion it the cubox should will have 2 GB in the next version, I vote for a "YES", you could reach the limit if you compile the kernel with "make -j" -> BANG... welcome oom-killer |
12:28 | koboldmaki | what about "more cpus" in the cubox and some gpio s? |
12:29 | rabeeh | ? |
12:31 | koboldmaki | the cubox has only 1 CPU, will there be a version with 2 CPUs? |
12:31 | rabeeh | koboldmaki: i can't disclose roadmap. yet. |
12:31 | koboldmaki | ok. |
12:32 | rabeeh | for the oom-killer; try booting a kernel without the GPU and Video engine; so you can potentially use the whole 1GB |
12:32 | rabeeh | for the 2GB; we have the hardware but still not working |
12:32 | koboldmaki | root@kob-cubox:/etc/nagios-nrpe# free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 1008 346 662 0 11 277 -/+ buffers/cache: 56 952 Swap: 0 0 0 |
12:33 | koboldmaki | 1 GB RAM, no memory for the gpu.. |
12:33 | rabeeh | so maybe add some swap? or work without X? |
12:33 | koboldmaki | and the oom-killer arives... ok, should enable a swap-file... |
12:34 | koboldmaki | yes no X.. only text/plain ;-) |
12:34 | rabeeh | for swap please don't add on the micro-SD; try a non solid state memory |
12:34 | rabeeh | swap on solid state kills it in few months |
12:34 | koboldmaki | yes, I knew this |
12:35 | rabeeh | welcome back dotarray |
12:35 | rabeeh | (and Pnukley_Chilling) |
12:36 | dotarray | thank you rabeeh! :) |
12:36 | Punkley_Chillin | im so tired... |
12:42 | koboldmaki | in the kernel tree, when will the options for "cubox" available? From kernel 3.7.x? |
12:42 | koboldmaki | kernel, I mean the vanilla version |
13:14 | purch | has there been problems with doing do-release-upgrade on lucid box? |
13:16 | purch | maybe take an image of the ssd first for quick restore if something happens? |
15:01 | koboldmaki | when will the kernel configuration options for the "cubox" available in the vanilla tree? |
15:08 | rabeeh | koboldmaki: vanilla tree still doesn't support CuBox. |
15:08 | rabeeh | there is partial Dove (main processor) support but still far from complete |
15:09 | koboldmaki | ok. |
15:19 | rabeeh | koboldmaki: ofcourse every kerenl upstreaming help is welcomed |
18:15 | Flooo | re |
18:46 | Flooo | im off now.. bye |
19:00 | neofob | a screenshot of my gluster healing powered by two cuboxes (Marvell Armada 510 @ 800Mhz) http://bit.ly/QNQX1u |
19:23 | rabeeh | neofob: nice :) |
19:23 | rabeeh | why do you need more processing power in healing stage? |
19:23 | rabeeh | what is the process of doing gluster healing? |
19:34 | neofob | @ rabeeh: my suspection is that gluster uses some cpu power for hashing calculation |
19:36 | neofob | i'd love to have a bit faster CuBox; an implementation of quad-core A9 or something will be great for non-graphics apps like this |
19:37 | neofob | what i like about CuBox is that it has esata and gigabit ethernet unlike many ARM boards out there |
19:38 | neofob | on the esata note; you guys need to make the esata port a bit more sturdy |
19:38 | rabeeh | i'v noticed that you have reached 103MB/sec? |
19:39 | rabeeh | that's the max speed on one direction of gigabit ethernet link |
19:39 | rabeeh | oh; you had to enable jumbo frames for that. |
19:40 | neofob | yep, that's why i found your lost patch in 2.6.39 |
19:40 | neofob | please add it in your 3.5 branch :D |
19:40 | rabeeh | ok |
19:41 | rabeeh | few patches actually missing. |
19:56 | rabeeh | jnettlet: where can I find your FB KMS driver? |
19:56 | rabeeh | i mean the kernel part |