HomeGenie Forum
Development => Feature request => Topic started by: dsa4055 on February 09, 2015, 08:56:57 PM
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Hello
I have testet to install the Raspberry Image on the new Raspberry 2 but it not work.
Have Anyone a Image thats work for the new Raspberry 2 ? with Homegenie... :-)
Thx
David
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maybe that help
https://kofler.info/raspberry-pi-2-alte-sd-karte-weiterverwenden/
I will tested this evening
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Yes, it works
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THX!!! its work !!
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Hi Lucky Raspberrypi2 owner ;),
With this new hardware, did you stress HG ?
Can you see if HG manage the multiples cores ?
And last a more general question, Is it useful to have raspberry pi 2 instead of raspberry pi 1 for HG ?
Bye
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Hi Nolio,
I can't answer much of your questions yet.
Is it usefull?
It's bloody fast compared to a B+
Didn't test HG yet, I have issues with I2C that have higher priority.
Regards,
Wibo.
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Guys try out latest HG 1.0 r480:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/homegenie/files/testing/
should support Raspberry Pi 2 and I2C as well (no need to enable it in /etc/module since it is based on direct memory access).
Cheers,
g.
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I am very curious if the B+ increases speed for HG. The best test I can think of is saving a backup. On winsows it takes about 1 second for the backup save window to display. On a Raspi B it's more like 2 minutes. Also loading a web page from the B takes around 30 seconds for the first load whereas Windows is significantly faster. I doubt I'd upgrade, but I'd still like to know what I could expect should I splurge.
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Hi bkenobi,
Did a quick benchmark to give some indication on performance.
Rendering HG in a webbrowser:
RPiB+ ~25sec
RPi2 ~9sec
Different revisions and configurations on both Pi's, so it's just an indication.
Wanted to benchmark the backup too, but somehow it's broken.
Regards,
Wibo.
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3x faster is definitely notable! I prefer these type of real world benchmarks to those of theoretical cpu comparisons or benchmark suites. The other question is whether the system is maxed out during these operations. I used "top" on my B when loading a page and backing up and found that the system pretty much maxes out on the mono process.
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Hi bkenobi,
I think it's perfectly normal when a CPU goes to 100% under heavy load.
I tested it anyway...
RPiB+ is at ~95% and stays long at 95% after the page has loaded.
RPi2 tops at 200% and falls back to 0+% instantly after the page has loaded.
Don't know how to interpret the 200% yet, probably a multicore thingy I don't know of yet.
Regards,
Wibo.