Raspberry Pi 4 and bad latency.. SOLUTIONS?
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22 Mar 2025 13:34 #324548
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Hi guys!I am on a new Project and found a mesa 7c81 an 7i92 on the flewmarket... dont know why someone sell it on a flewmarket...i start reading about the 7c81 and look to my boxes and found a raspberry pi 4 b version with 8gb ram.. oki load the image for the sd card from the linuxcnc website and bring it up.i isolate cpu 1 2 3 but latency doesnt go down.
Any tips?
in the config i disable audio blueetooth and overclock to 6v and 2000mhz..
which information i can share to get the cow frome the ice?
thanks all
Any tips?
in the config i disable audio blueetooth and overclock to 6v and 2000mhz..
which information i can share to get the cow frome the ice?
thanks all
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22 Mar 2025 13:56 #324552
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try this
latency-histogram --nobase --sbinsize 1000 --show
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22 Mar 2025 16:52 #324564
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Much better, move on to wiring and making chips!
Keep an eye when starting LinuxCNC if it complains about latency, it shows a warning usually when enabling it or later during use.
Keep an eye when starting LinuxCNC if it complains about latency, it shows a warning usually when enabling it or later during use.
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22 Mar 2025 21:25 #324586
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Your latency is a pass, move on
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23 Mar 2025 06:35 #324628
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on ny m73 i have a jitter of 1000... so what is the reason thst you say that this latency is good???? thanks
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23 Mar 2025 07:27 #324630
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Assuming you use the 7c81's FGPA for stepgen and don't sofware step, you don't need a base thread so latency requirements is much relaxed. I'd be happy with anything under 130,000 with 200,000 at a pinch
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23 Mar 2025 07:47 #324633
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or a 7i92... i payed for both cards 100 euros...
so for my information... on a normal pc like optiplex 3020m or lenovo m73 tiny.. i have latency under 2000... but i never looked this way in the histogram.
can you explain me the spike?! please
so for my information... on a normal pc like optiplex 3020m or lenovo m73 tiny.. i have latency under 2000... but i never looked this way in the histogram.
can you explain me the spike?! please
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23 Mar 2025 07:52 - 23 Mar 2025 07:53 #324634
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Note the missing spikes (colored in blue/red) at the extreme left and right of the graph.
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same values or i am wrong??
Note the missing spikes (colored in blue/red) at the extreme left and right of the graph.
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