Run Minidlna from RAMDisk
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I am using Raspberry Pi to stream movies to my LAN.
The movies are mounted using sshfs and streamed with MiniDLNA.
Now the Pi has very slow SD-Card I/O, at iotop I can see minidlna uses <95% I/O speed.
- Now my Question is, if I could let minidlna run from ramdisk?
As it is 'just' streaming it should be possible 'on-the-fly'?
I tried to mount sshfs to Ramdisk, but no effects.
raspberry-pi raspbian tmpfs ramdisk
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I am using Raspberry Pi to stream movies to my LAN.
The movies are mounted using sshfs and streamed with MiniDLNA.
Now the Pi has very slow SD-Card I/O, at iotop I can see minidlna uses <95% I/O speed.
- Now my Question is, if I could let minidlna run from ramdisk?
As it is 'just' streaming it should be possible 'on-the-fly'?
I tried to mount sshfs to Ramdisk, but no effects.
raspberry-pi raspbian tmpfs ramdisk
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
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Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21
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I am using Raspberry Pi to stream movies to my LAN.
The movies are mounted using sshfs and streamed with MiniDLNA.
Now the Pi has very slow SD-Card I/O, at iotop I can see minidlna uses <95% I/O speed.
- Now my Question is, if I could let minidlna run from ramdisk?
As it is 'just' streaming it should be possible 'on-the-fly'?
I tried to mount sshfs to Ramdisk, but no effects.
raspberry-pi raspbian tmpfs ramdisk
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
I am using Raspberry Pi to stream movies to my LAN.
The movies are mounted using sshfs and streamed with MiniDLNA.
Now the Pi has very slow SD-Card I/O, at iotop I can see minidlna uses <95% I/O speed.
- Now my Question is, if I could let minidlna run from ramdisk?
As it is 'just' streaming it should be possible 'on-the-fly'?
I tried to mount sshfs to Ramdisk, but no effects.
raspberry-pi raspbian tmpfs ramdisk
raspberry-pi raspbian tmpfs ramdisk
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
edited Jan 8 at 4:57
P_Yadav
1,7563924
1,7563924
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
asked Jan 8 at 4:55
DeetzeDeetze
115
115
1
Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21
add a comment |
1
Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21
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Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21
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Don't use sshfs.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:03
What should i use to mount the remote media directory? The remote directory is in a datacenter not in my LAN
– Deetze
Jan 8 at 5:05
nfs (over vpn) is the best solution.
– Ipor Sircer
Jan 8 at 5:06
No Improvements, it is even slower than before, Disk I/O is higher even at very slow speeds. Changed OpenVPN Server: TCP/UDP, MTU-TEST, Fragment,rcvbuf,sndbuf, fast-io. I couln't get over 2 MB/s, Openvpn Client is i7 Laptop.... CPU Load etc. low, changing Cipher no effects.. This is very frustating
– Deetze
Jan 10 at 16:21