Raspbery pi

I have the 256mb model - Follow the install guide in the sticky to install, and minimise the memory used for graphics. You don't need to use the GUI, as you can do all the configuring from another PC on your network.

I have this running with JSC sports and MTV Unlimited - with about 12 peers - have had 20 peers before now no problem. I Am using a powered USB hub, for which I use as a power supply for the Raspberry Pi - and also to power 2 Omnikey readers for the cards. JSC sports clear locally at less than 250ms and MTV Unlimited at about 575ms - so both better than on what I achieved on the internal reader of my Vu+ Duo with Oscam.

I have heard that cheap SD cards can melt over time, but if you get a good quality compatible SD card class 6 or above you should be ok. You can run it all on a 2GB card, but beware - have only got about a 50% success rate for SD cards that work and stay working on my Raspberry Pi. - google is your freind for this - there are lists around.

The Raspberry Pi does not overheat, and there is no need to overclock.

I can only state how it performs in my situation. I have peers, not clients, so I haven't got lots of people sending me lots of requests all of the time, but bear in mind that Raspberry Pi's are now shipping with 512mb ram as standard, so the new ones will outperform mine.

Have mine setup with 2 instances of oscam running and it seems to work fine I have the 512mb model.

I used this tut to get mine going

http://tekreaders.com/blog/2012/10/06/raspberry-pi-and-oscam/

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Minimising the memory for graphics mine is set at 64 at present (if that's the right thing I'm looking at) , what does this need to be set at .. Thanks ... It's just the client number I'm thinking about , not sure weather to use this as a client only or a peer only system at the moment

a couple of ways you can change the memory split on raspberry pi

I have my GPU memory set at 16MB

you can do it by editing the config.txt file that is in /boot directory of the raspberry pi

add the following line

gpu_mem=16

you will probably see a similar line with a different number - just change the number and delete the # if there is one before the entry so it will work. Save and reboot.

another way is to use console (remote putty or direct on device)

then type the command 'raspi-config'

there is a heading 'memory_split' - change memory split

select this and you can change it to 16mb and reboot.

I have a raspberry 256Mb for several months,
I use it with oscam and cardreader SCR3310 and works perfectly.
Ecm are identical to those of the cardreader dreambox
I only use in terminal mode via putty, do not use the graphical interface
my / boot / config.txt is all uncomment

I suggest this excellent tutorial RPiconfig - eLinux.org

Are any of you guys runnning the oscam build 9560 or higher and getting user label info in webif and user tab?

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Hello

I have a 515Mb running at 2 smago readers. Run perfect but rallied a bit to get set up, but I'm also completely new to linux.
If only internal to one user

In the webif part and the user tab, in the label column do you have the user label there - build has to be higher than 9400

Any raspberry user confirm please?

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Any one?

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