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[[NIB Stress Testing #2]] | |||
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* set to 640x480, took aspect true off, set rendering to nearest neighbor. Flickered to 99% during startup temporarily and then picked back up to 100% and 59.8 fps. | * set to 640x480, took aspect true off, set rendering to nearest neighbor. Flickered to 99% during startup temporarily and then picked back up to 100% and 59.8 fps. | ||
***I think I may have a winner. Need to set up subs and get it going for the next test of a live setup. I see no point in testing x64sc until the subs are setup. I wanted to do prelims to see if I could get the board to idle at 100% using xscpu64. x64sc historically has been less resource intensive than xscpu64. | ***I think I may have a winner. Need to set up subs and get it going for the next test of a live setup. I see no point in testing x64sc until the subs are setup. I wanted to do prelims to see if I could get the board to idle at 100% using xscpu64. x64sc historically has been less resource intensive than xscpu64. | ||
*'''Testing with Openbox and not treatments | |||
*resolution 640x480, no aspect, nearest neighbor, no sound, fullscreen with menu decorations. | |||
*Note: I plan on running production without the menu and status bars. They are strictly being run to enable monitoring of the %CPU and fps of VICE-Emu | |||
Latest revision as of 11:59, 20 March 2023
NIB Stress Testing #2 Build:
- Manjaro ARM, RPI4B/4GB
- XFCE
- Resolution 1024x768
- VICE 3.7.1 r43529
- tcpser 1.15a (Jim Brain)
- Disable power settings, screensaver and lock.
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Trial 1, Preliminary
- removed e.data and bd.data to force reconfiguration of bpc.
- configured "Bayou Black" BBS
- No sound
- Full Screen (alt-D) with decorations (alt-B)
- config file below
~/.config/vice/vicerc [Version] ConfigVersion=3.7.1 [SCPU64] FullscreenDecorations=1 Window0Height=768 Window0Width=1024 Window0Xpos=0 Window0Ypos=0 Sound=0 SCPU64Name="/home/jay/JiffyDOS/scpu64.bin" MachineVideoStandard=2 VICIIFullscreen=1 VICIIModel=4 RsDevice3ip232=1 RsDevice3Baud=38400 Acia1Dev=2 Acia1Enable=1 Drive8Type=4844 Drive9Type=1581 Drive10Type=1542 DosName1541ii="/home/jay/JiffyDOS/JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin" DosName1581="/home/jay/JiffyDOS/JiffyDOS_1581.bin" DosNameCMDHD="/home/jay/JiffyDOS/CMD HD BOOTROM v280.bin"
- Time Test - allowing board to idle while running, no network transmissions for about 3 hours to witness time drift.
- Start 3:33 am
- Stop at 5:05 am.
- Test was stopped as there was no time drift (difference between the NIB clock and the host clock for over 1.5 hours. Additionally, all witnessed cpu speeds were a constant 100%.
- Configuration and addition to network.
- Running with a configuration, system is between 80-100%. Not acceptable. Going to retry with a lower resolution.
- set to 640x480, took aspect true off, set rendering to nearest neighbor. Flickered to 99% during startup temporarily and then picked back up to 100% and 59.8 fps.
- I think I may have a winner. Need to set up subs and get it going for the next test of a live setup. I see no point in testing x64sc until the subs are setup. I wanted to do prelims to see if I could get the board to idle at 100% using xscpu64. x64sc historically has been less resource intensive than xscpu64.
- Testing with Openbox and not treatments
- resolution 640x480, no aspect, nearest neighbor, no sound, fullscreen with menu decorations.
- Note: I plan on running production without the menu and status bars. They are strictly being run to enable monitoring of the %CPU and fps of VICE-Emu
