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I've got the Pi running at 850Mhz, which seems okay. Is it possible to get it to run at 1Ghz stable?
Maybe use the USB option and over-volt a little?
Thanks for the backup advice - will do that soon.
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Thanks so much, I really appreciate all the help and tips. Definitely going to try this out.
Also, I will move stuff over to the USB and try the 13.07.2013 Gotham build.
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You can make a copy of Confluence and put it in the addons folder, and that will override the default Confluence.
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Why would I remove the busy indicator?
I don't think it makes that much of a difference?
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Yeah, the SD has the OpenELEC on it already. I also have a backup image.
What I want to do is put Gotham on and then try move it to USB to speed things up..
Can I put it on the SD card then move to USB card?
Thanks for the links - I will give it a go now!
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The link you provided for USB install is broken - are there any other guides to installing Openelec on USB? I am using a MacBook.
Thank you!
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For USB, just format the USB with a single ext2 (or ext4) partition - I'm guessing this is possible with a Mac - then edit cmdline.txt (which is in the root of the SD card) changing disk=/dev/mmcblk0p2 to disk=/dev/sda1 and boot your Pi with the SD card and USB. On the SD card you need: config.txt, cmdline.txt, SYSTEM, kernel.img, bootcode.bin, fixup.dat and startup.elf.
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