streaming videos from home network to raspberry
#61
(2013-06-05, 22:46)OnyaByke Wrote: I had a similar issue streaming from a W7 machine on a wired network, tried everything I could think of, ended up being an issue with the W7 machine's network card driver (Mine was a Realtek NIC). Updating it solved my particular issue. Worth a look?

I have a Realtek PCI GBE Familly Controller and indeed it seem to be the source of the networking problem. I thought previously about Norton 360, bu now I can exclude it. I have installed on the same PC (same HD) also a Linux (Ubuntu 12) and it smlilarly refuses the connection to the Laptop, while other ssh connections work well.
It maybe, that the same defekt causes my bufferings to the pi!?
Thanks for your comment!
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#62
(2013-06-06, 12:10)Banyailaci Wrote: I have a Realtek PCI GBE Familly Controller and indeed it seem to be the source of the networking problem.

If I read you right the Realtek driver above is for a wired connection, not wireless?
If so (and if driver update doesn't work), I would also try disabling Auto negotiate link speed (set it to 100MB/Full duplex). This has worked for me with Realtek adapters in the past.
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#63
There are some Realtek chipsets used for networking, both wired and wireless, which have given problems to a whole lot of people.
I first came up against one of these for a wired ethernet controller used with Win7, and then discovered that it was also giving trouble with Mint/Ubuntu. Having found the 'fix' for that chipset, I checked with my other PCs and found another, rather older which was being troublesome in a minor way, which I also fixed.
The sort of thing which happens is that the network stops communicating (for no apparent reason), and cannot then be woken, or takes some non-obvious stimulus to start it again.
It's rather pointless for me to go into detail - better to google using the proper chipset number, as the effects and cures vary quite a bit, and drivers have, in some cases, been updated.
Derek
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#64
[quote='MilhouseVH' pid='1435597' dateline='1370257377']
[quote='Banyailaci' pid='1435471' dateline='1370240789']
a) I have just copied the term to a file, however I am aware, that line-end and other errors might have occured. Please give me detailed instructions how to do it better. I know neither
Code:
tag nor pastebin.
[/quote]

You can copy the terminal output to the Clipboard in PuTTY by simply selecting with the mouse, then paste into this post surrounded by [code] and [/code ] tags so that it doesn't lose its formatting.

OR

go to a site like pastebin.com, paste the details there and post the URL here, that way the thread doesn't become cluttered with huge amounts of data that few people will want to read.

[quote='Banyailaci' pid='1435471' dateline='1370240789']
b) The video run to his end.
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The CPU is still pegged at 100% all the way through, along with HUGE iowait figures, even after the network activity ends (which presumably signifies the end of the video?), so what else is using all your CPU and causing all the heavy IO? If I didn't know better I'd say your system is busy doing something SD card related (reading and/or writing), your system is certainly not "idle" at the end.
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I include here a new run of [code] ./bcmstat.sh -x | tee capture.log [\code]

The video starfted approximately at 12:18:36 and ended at 12:19:36 . The programm run further an I had to stop it.
I run afterwards a top, but could not see anything strange.
[code]
./bcmstat.sh -x | tee capture.log

pi@raspbmc:~$ wget http://www.nmacleod.com/public/bcmstat.sh && chmod +x ./bcmstat.sh
--2013-06-02 22:51:59--  http://www.nmacleod.com/public/bcmstat.sh
Resolving www.nmacleod.com (www.nmacleod.com)... 212.23.8.80
Connecting to www.nmacleod.com (www.nmacleod.com)|212.23.8.80|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 12218 (12K) [text/x-sh]
Saving to: `bcmstat.sh'

100%[===================================================================================================>] 12,218      --.-K/s   in 0.04s  

2013-06-02 22:52:00 (291 KB/s) - `bcmstat.sh' saved [12218/12218]

pi@raspbmc:~$
pi@raspbmc:~$ ./bcmstat.sh -x
Governor: ondemand
  Memory: 512MB (384MB ARM, 128MB GPU)
Min Freq:  800Mhz |  250Mhz |  400Mhz
Max Freq:  800Mhz |    0Mhz |    0Mhz
Voltages:        +0         |    +0
   Other: TEMP_LIMIT=85C, FORCE_TURBO
Version: Mar  7 2013 19:34:17, version 375458 (release)
vcg path: /opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd
  Codecs: H264 VP8 VORBIS MJPG
  Booted: Sun Jun  2 22:46:04 CEST 2013
Time          ARM     Core     h264  Core Temp (Max)   Core  SDRam   IRQ/s      RX B/s      TX B/s   %user   %nice %system   %idle %iowait    %irq  %s/irq  %total  Memory Free/Used
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22:52:17   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.08C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   5,671          58     132,375   65.84   32.92   49.38    0.00   87.36    1.27   64.57  100.00  299,944 kB/22.0%
22:52:20   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  46.54C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,588         144      34,009   18.06    6.02   21.96    0.00   30.82    0.00   14.52  100.00  302,340 kB/21.4%
22:52:23   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.08C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,863          64      43,477   19.48   13.97   23.89    0.00   15.81    0.00   20.95  100.00  307,804 kB/19.9%
22:52:26   799Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.08C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,636          36      39,282   19.04    5.99   22.22    0.00   27.51    0.00   20.10  100.00  307,796 kB/19.9%
22:52:28   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  46.54C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,659          37      34,701   12.42    9.13   24.84    0.00   34.34    0.00   11.69  100.00  307,860 kB/19.9%
22:52:31   799Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  46.54C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,654          90      38,133   17.35   14.52   28.33    0.00   12.04    0.00   21.24  100.00  306,472 kB/20.3%
22:52:34   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.08C (47.08C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,748         105      38,749   26.92    6.29   20.28    0.00   11.19    0.00   17.48  100.00  302,500 kB/21.3%
22:52:37   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.62C (47.62C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,813          36      42,330   26.19    8.85   24.77    0.00    9.20    0.00   19.47  100.00  298,312 kB/22.4%
22:52:39   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.62C (47.62C)  1.20V  1.20V   2,090          66      33,868   31.07    7.58   25.01    0.00   13.64    0.00   16.67  100.00  297,356 kB/22.7%
22:52:42   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.15C (48.15C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,531          37      31,628   15.90    3.61   23.86    0.00   30.36    0.00   14.10  100.00  297,216 kB/22.7%
22:52:45   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.15C (48.15C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,788          53      42,495   16.83    6.81   27.22    0.00   25.79    0.00   12.18  100.00  297,992 kB/22.5%
22:52:48   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.15C (48.15C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,779          36      41,405   22.00    7.45   21.29    0.00   25.19    0.00   14.19  100.00  308,032 kB/19.9%
22:52:51   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.62C (48.15C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,834         126      43,116   17.47    9.63   21.39    0.00   25.67    0.00   18.18  100.00  308,060 kB/19.9%
22:52:54   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  47.62C (48.15C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,732          36      39,827   16.75    8.38   21.99    0.00   26.88    0.00   14.31  100.00  307,056 kB/20.1%
22:52:56   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,916          36      44,412   36.41    5.60   24.85    0.00    7.35    0.00   21.35  100.00  303,012 kB/21.2%
22:52:59   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,732          52      40,104   29.16   17.57   26.00    0.00    3.51    0.00   20.73  100.00  298,888 kB/22.3%
22:53:02   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,840          36      42,528   26.79    7.75   27.14    0.00   11.63    0.00   20.79  100.00  297,432 kB/22.6%
22:53:05   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,744         150      40,465   16.20    7.56   20.52    0.00   25.20    0.00   19.08  100.00  308,096 kB/19.9%
22:53:08   799Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.15C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,679       3,621      36,959   12.83   14.62   23.53    0.00   26.74    0.00   16.76  100.00  307,952 kB/19.9%
22:53:10   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,795       3,438      40,762   25.76    6.80   25.40    0.00   13.95    0.00   23.97  100.00  304,760 kB/20.7%
22:53:13   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,832       3,124      42,850   34.76    5.37   21.50    0.00    8.24   0.00   25.80  100.00  300,688 kB/21.8%
22:53:16   799Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,780          37      40,186   31.80    7.86   27.87    0.00    7.86    0.36   24.29  100.00  297,212 kB/22.7%
22:53:19   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,807          54      42,907   22.40   13.37   23.12    0.00   12.65    0.00   23.48  100.00  297,236 kB/22.7%
22:53:22   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,760          53      40,544   21.22    6.47   22.30    0.00   22.30    0.00   19.06  100.00  297,076 kB/22.7%
22:53:24   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,638          37      35,383   20.00    7.63   24.36    0.00   30.54    0.00   14.18  100.00  308,060 kB/19.9%
22:53:27   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (48.69C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,615          38      34,395   15.59    7.43   20.05    0.00   36.39    0.00   11.51  100.00  308,064 kB/19.9%
22:53:30   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,573          35      36,238   22.43   12.57   23.79    0.00   12.57    0.00   19.71  100.00  305,472 kB/20.5%
22:53:33   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,859          36      40,546   31.09    8.48   26.85    0.00   12.01    0.00   28.62  100.00  301,848 kB/21.5%
22:53:36   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,670          37      37,139   28.33    6.45   27.97    0.00   12.91    0.00   21.51  100.00  298,408 kB/22.4%
22:53:38   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,639         133      35,405   30.81    7.17   20.06    0.00   18.27    0.00   15.41  100.00  297,432 kB/22.6%

Time          ARM     Core     h264  Core Temp (Max)   Core  SDRam   IRQ/s      RX B/s      TX B/s   %user   %nice %system   %idle %iowait    %irq  %s/irq  %total  Memory Free/Used
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%irq  %s/irq  %total  Memory Free/Used
========  =======  =======  =======  ===============  =====  =====  ======  ==========  ==========  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ======  ================
22:53:41   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,696         100      39,243   17.38    9.22   30.14    0.00   22.34    0.00   18.44  100.00  308,160 kB/19.8%
22:53:44   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  48.69C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,698          63      36,633   15.54    6.01   21.90    0.00   29.32    0.00   16.96  100.00  308,272 kB/19.8%
22:53:47   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,667          38      36,476   15.59    7.79   21.15    0.00   29.69    0.00   15.59  100.00  308,236 kB/19.8%
22:53:50   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.23C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,689          64      39,057   17.50    8.57   20.36    0.00   25.72    0.00   15.72  100.00  308,256 kB/19.8%
22:53:52   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,595          36      32,786   33.12    8.81   22.20    0.00   10.92    0.35   15.50  100.00  308,320 kB/19.8%
22:53:55   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,617          52      36,565   28.85    5.63   28.14    0.00   11.26    0.00   17.24  100.00  308,140 kB/19.9%
22:53:58   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,779          36      40,076   25.51   15.03   35.30    0.00    0.70    0.00   23.07  100.00  303,832 kB/21.0%
22:54:01   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,771          38      40,836   22.52    8.49   28.05    0.00   18.83    0.00   19.93  100.00  304,000 kB/20.9%
22:54:04   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,728          37      40,178   19.68    7.51   21.11    0.00   24.69    0.00   17.53  100.00  306,844 kB/20.2%
22:54:06   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,725          37      36,923   15.61    7.62   25.41    0.00   28.68    0.00   14.88  100.00  307,608 kB/20.0%
22:54:09   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,659          38      37,463   15.57   13.72   22.99    0.00   31.89    0.74   11.12  100.00  307,636 kB/20.0%
22:54:12   800Mhz   249Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,638          70      37,157   17.63    4.32   21.59    0.00   25.19    0.00   20.51  100.00  306,776 kB/20.2%
22:54:15   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (49.77C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,707          36      38,649   31.87    7.97   21.82    0.00    9.70    0.00   21.47  100.00  302,700 kB/21.3%
22:54:18   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  50.31C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,759          52      40,609   30.92    8.69   30.92    0.00    4.17    0.00   21.54  100.00  298,720 kB/22.3%
22:54:20   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,758          37      39,111   32.50    7.86   23.57    0.00   12.50    0.00   22.50  100.00  297,268 kB/22.7%
22:54:23   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  50.31C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,724          37      38,915   18.50    6.89   24.31    0.00   26.49    0.00   14.51  100.00  297,280 kB/22.7%
22:54:26   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,449          39      30,999   20.89    4.94   23.92    0.00   33.42    0.00   11.77  100.00  298,240 kB/22.4%
22:54:28   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     405         272         170   13.94   13.54   19.52    0.00   54.17    0.00    0.40  100.00  301,864 kB/21.5%
22:54:31   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     311          62         200    9.22   14.25   21.80    0.00   53.24    0.00    0.42  100.00  301,756 kB/21.5%
22:54:33   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     303          74         180   10.94    7.99   15.15    0.00   64.38    0.00    0.00  100.00  301,908 kB/21.5%
22:54:35   800Mhz   250Mhz   250Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     332       2,388       2,367   12.90    3.33   19.14    0.00   61.99    0.00    1.25  100.00  308,100 kB/19.9%
22:54:38   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     561       1,077      13,602   33.03   15.54   16.32    0.00   24.48    0.00    2.33  100.00  301,024 kB/21.7%
22:54:41   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.77C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     433         964       3,193   27.17   53.96   15.69    0.00    1.91    0.38    1.15  100.00  310,096 kB/19.3%
22:54:43   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     334         964         939   19.42    6.34   14.27    0.00   53.50    0.00    0.40  100.00  310,128 kB/19.3%
22:54:45   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     336       1,077         923    7.56    9.66   13.44    0.00   70.55    0.00    0.84  100.00  310,116 kB/19.3%
22:54:48   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     335       1,058         920    0.43    5.21   14.76    0.00   77.27    0.00    0.00  100.00  310,152 kB/19.3%
22:54:50   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     324       1,097         922    0.87    4.35   15.23    0.87   77.48    0.00    0.87   99.13  310,144 kB/19.3%
22:54:52   799Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     311       1,023         873    0.43    5.63   14.72    0.00   77.93    0.00    0.00  100.00  310,176 kB/19.3%
22:54:55   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     323       1,024         874    1.30    3.47   16.47    0.43   78.03    0.00    0.00   99.57  310,168 kB/19.3%
22:54:57   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     308       1,027         848    0.42    7.15   13.87    0.00   75.68    0.00    0.42  100.00  310,172 kB/19.3%

Time          ARM     Core     h264  Core Temp (Max)   Core  SDRam   IRQ/s      RX B/s      TX B/s   %user   %nice %system   %idle %iowait    %irq  %s/irq  %total  Memory Free/Used
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22:54:59   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     326       1,069       1,199    0.87    7.37   15.61    0.87   75.88    0.00    0.00   99.13  310,188 kB/19.3%
22:55:02   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.15C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     334       1,025         875    0.43    9.11   13.02    0.00   75.50    0.00    0.43  100.00  316,888 kB/17.6%
22:55:04   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.15C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     317       1,075         896    1.73    3.90   15.60    0.00   78.45    0.00    0.43  100.00  316,908 kB/17.6%
22:55:06   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.15C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     317       1,026         876    0.87    5.21   14.33    0.00   78.17    0.00    0.00  100.00  316,916 kB/17.6%
22:55:09   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.15C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     322       1,058         877    0.43    8.70   13.04    0.00   77.40    0.00    0.43  100.00  316,916 kB/17.6%
22:55:11   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     316         978         835    2.48   18.63   16.14    0.41   60.85    0.00    0.00   99.59  316,944 kB/17.6%
22:55:13   799Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     303         993         823    1.63    7.75   11.43    0.00   73.05    0.00    0.00  100.00  316,660 kB/17.6%
22:55:16   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     614         272       8,882    9.72   60.28   13.61    0.00   10.11    0.00    5.83  100.00  316,808 kB/17.6%
0.00    5.83  100.00  316,808 kB/17.6%
22:55:18   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     469         753       2,047   27.01   29.92   23.69    0.00   18.29    0.00    0.00  100.00  316,456 kB/17.7%
22:55:21   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     341         977         947   18.35    5.19   12.37    0.00   59.44    0.00    0.40  100.00  316,468 kB/17.7%
22:55:23   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     321       1,254       1,018   26.78    7.59   13.99    0.00   61.14    0.00    0.00  100.00  316,500 kB/17.7%
22:55:26   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     337         703         629   19.89    4.23   14.81    0.00   64.33    0.00    0.00  100.00  316,508 kB/17.7%
22:55:28   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     321       1,316       1,076   14.37    9.30   12.68    0.00   62.11    0.00    0.42  100.00  316,492 kB/17.7%
22:55:31   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  48.69C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V   1,105         711         629    7.19    5.08   15.23    0.42   59.66    0.00    0.00   99.58  316,508 kB/17.7%
22:55:33   800Mhz   250Mhz     0Mhz  49.23C (50.31C)  1.20V  1.20V     376       1,345       1,115   20.26    5.49   14.77    0.00   63.32    0.00    0.42  100.00  316,540 kB/17.7%^C
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#65
Fix your code tags! Change [\code] to [/code] although uploading to pastebin would be the better choice in future.

(2013-06-06, 21:24)Banyailaci Wrote: The video starfted approximately at 12:18:36 and ended at 12:19:36 . The programm run further an I had to stop it.
I run afterwards a top, but could not see anything strange.

Unfortunately those times you quote bear no relation to your capture. All I can see is a CPU that is pegged at 100% load ALL of the time, with a huge amount of IOWAIT ALL of the time which suggests SD card activity (most probably writing). On my system, LAN steaming causes little if any IOWAIT.

There is either a problem with your installation, your SD card, or something else is causing all the CPU/SD card activity and impairing your ability to play back video. As I suggested before, have a look at "top" and see what is using all your CPU, it may not be xbmc.bin.
Texture Cache Maintenance Utility: Preload your texture cache for optimal UI performance. Remotely manage media libraries. Purge unused artwork to free up space. Find missing media. Configurable QA check to highlight metadata issues. Aid in diagnosis of library and cache related problems.
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#66
I will look top again and for a longer time.
On the other hand, I dont know if you saw the comment of OnyaBike related to not being able to do ssh from the PC to the laptop. He had similar problems due to the defect network controller. I supposed initially that the problem is caused by Norton360. However after the installation of Ubuntu 12 on the same computer, I had the same problem under Linux.
Can communicate with any adress, but not with the laptop.
As you say, that there is a lot of IOWAIT activity, may be the defect controller causes it!?
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(2013-06-06, 21:46)Banyailaci Wrote: As you say, that there is a lot of IOWAIT activity, may be the defect controller causes it!?

I suppose the IOWAIT on the Pi could be due to the Pi LAN controller having to re-send or wait for packets due to faults in the PC NIC or its driver. Certainly, the behaviour of your Pi looks abnormal, but until you sort your PC network problem out there's probably not much point continuing to investigate the Pi, which is most probably not the guilty party anyway.

What's also interesting, and this could be a bug in the script but I don't know why that should be the case, is that your Pi is SENDING (Tx) a lot more data than it receives (Rx) which might suggest that the network is behaving horribly, with the Pi having to retransmit vast numbers of packets. At the command line on the Pi, type "sudo ifconfig" and paste the results here (use the correct [code] tags please!)
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#68
iotop may assist too.
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#69
I think I have misunderstood the way to put code tags. As You may have seen, I preceded the code with "[code]" and ended with "[\code]".
It did not affect the output!
By the way, it is funny, that from the laptop I can do ssh to the Ubuntu on the PC, but not the other way.
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you end with [/code] not [\code]
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#71
Ah! The Windows confusion between / and \ strikes again!
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(2013-06-07, 09:30)dandnsmith Wrote: Ah! The Windows confusion between / and \ strikes again!
Yeah I was gonna say that but refrained...
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(2013-06-06, 12:10)Banyailaci Wrote:
(2013-06-05, 22:46)OnyaByke Wrote: I had a similar issue streaming from a W7 machine on a wired network, tried everything I could think of, ended up being an issue with the W7 machine's network card driver (Mine was a Realtek NIC). Updating it solved my particular issue. Worth a look?

I have a Realtek PCI GBE Familly Controller and indeed it seem to be the source of the networking problem. I thought previously about Norton 360, bu now I can exclude it. I have installed on the same PC (same HD) also a Linux (Ubuntu 12) and it smlilarly refuses the connection to the Laptop, while other ssh connections work well.
It maybe, that the same defekt causes my bufferings to the pi!?
Thanks for your comment!

I think you need to investigate your PC NIC further, can you stream from this PC to other devices without issue? If not there are a few things to check, firstly update your driver!

Also from a quick google search on problems with that NIC:

Disable 'Interrupt Moderation', deactivate 'Large Send Offload', disable 'Energy Efficient Ethernet' and 'Green Ethernet'

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1303171/bluray...om-network
http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.p...ic=21593.0
http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/forum/view...=6&t=13321
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2023047

Hope you get it working, can be quite frustrating!
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#74
Fortunately, this problem was solved. As I learned it from the Ubuntu Forum, Xubuntu 11 does not install the full ssh server on laptops.
One has to install it from the software repository. After I have done this, it works without problem. I have now still to configure a firewall.

Therefore, this had nothing to do with my streaming problem to the pi!
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[quote]
I suppose the IOWAIT on the Pi could be due to the Pi LAN controller having to re-send or wait for packets due to faults in the PC NIC or its driver. Certainly, the behaviour of your Pi looks abnormal, but until you sort your PC network problem out there's probably not much point continuing to investigate the Pi, which is most probably not the guilty party anyway.

What's also interesting, and this could be a bug in the script but I don't know why that should be the case, is that your Pi is SENDING (Tx) a lot more data than it receives (Rx) which might suggest that the network is behaving horribly, with the Pi having to retransmit vast numbers of packets. At the command line on the Pi, type "sudo ifconfig" and paste the results here (use the correct
Code:
tags please!)
[/quote]

Here is the result of the command:

[code]
pi@raspbmc:~$ sudo ifconfig
eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr b8:27:eb:f1:c4:80  
          inet addr:192.168.2.106  Bcast:192.168.2.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
          inet6 addr: fe80::ba27:ebff:fef1:c480/64 Scope:Link
          UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
          RX packets:108 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
          TX packets:43 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
          collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
          RX bytes:11610 (11.3 KiB)  TX bytes:13272 (12.9 KiB)

lo        Link encap:Local Loopback  
          inet addr:127.0.0.1  Mask:255.0.0.0
          inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host
          UP LOOPBACK RUNNING  MTU:16436  Metric:1
          RX packets:16 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
          TX packets:16 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
          collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
          RX bytes:920 (920.0 B)  TX bytes:920 (920.0 B)

wlan0     Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 80:1f:02:8f:25:aa  
          inet addr:192.168.2.107  Bcast:192.168.2.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
          inet6 addr: fe80::821f:2ff:fe8f:25aa/64 Scope:Link
          UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
          RX packets:1330 errors:0 dropped:1473 overruns:0 frame:0
          TX packets:1079 errors:0 dropped:1 overruns:0 carrier:0
          collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
          RX bytes:246590 (240.8 KiB)  TX bytes:430031 (419.9 KiB
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