It requires a new 64 bit OS to get to the 8gb.
Time for new versions of everything.
Good news for the docker/kubernetes folks.
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On 5/28/20 6:33 PM, garym wrote:
> hard to say. My library is 113,590 tracks, mostly FLAC files. Scanning
> is almost as fast on my rPi3B+ as on my win 10, 64 machine with 8 cores.
>
> that said, I just bought 2 rPi4 and got the 4GB models. Not needed, but
> why not. Relatively speaking, the most
I'm using a 3+ now and had to increase the swap file because tinysql was
using every memory and swap available
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atrocity wrote:
> On 5/28/20 3:53 PM, garym wrote:
>
> > keep in mind that for an rPi running LMS, 1GB of RAM is more than
> > enough. 8GB of RAM won't matter, much less the 4GB of RAM currently
> > available on an rPi4B
>
> Does that remain true even for nutjobs like me who currently have
>
On 5/28/20 3:53 PM, garym wrote:
> keep in mind that for an rPi running LMS, 1GB of RAM is more than
> enough. 8GB of RAM won't matter, much less the 4GB of RAM currently
> available on an rPi4B
Does that remain true even for nutjobs like me who currently have
117,680 tracks?
Not trying to
teebee wrote:
> would lms be better one this? is it worth the wait and extra cost for a
> pure lms box?
keep in mind that for an rPi running LMS, 1GB of RAM is more than
enough. 8GB of RAM won't matter, much less the 4GB of RAM currently
available on an rPi4B
*Home:* VBA 4TB (2.5)>LMS
I have ordered one.
What I ideally want is to add an SSD and have it boot from it and keep
the LMS database and cache etc there but still use an NFS mount to my
NAS for data.
It probably wont be piCorePlayer because I also want to add a Plex
server for Video only.
And it all has to reside in a
paul- wrote:
> You can do the network/usb boot with any of the pi4's (And pi3's for
> that matter). Obviously there is some benefit in certain environments,
> but I was speaking for LMS uses.
I know that network based boot has existed on Pi's for many years but
more RAM may make it more
bpa wrote:
> It may attractive to solutions who want to get away from SD card or USB
> stick and just have a network boot.
You can do the network/usb boot with any of the pi4's (And pi3's for
that matter). Obviously there is some benefit in certain environments,
but I was speaking for LMS
would lms be better one this? is it worth the wait and extra cost for a
pure lms box?
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paul- wrote:
> But a $75 price tag is getting a bit steep.
It may attractive to solutions who want to get away from SD card or USB
stick and just have a network boot.
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On 5/28/20 5:54 AM, paul- wrote:
> Sure is getting to be an interesting product. But a $75 price tag
> is getting a bit steep.
I absolutely get your point. At the same time, I remember that around
1991 I packed my 386SX/16 with a whopping 8 *megs* of RAM and it cost
me close to $1000 just for
Sure is getting to be an interesting product. But a $75 price tag is
getting a bit steep.
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