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    Install sysbench then run
    sysbench –test=cpu –cpu-max-prime=20000 run

    sekazi
    Participant

    I have seen a case that does that but I really like the RPi official case.

    The sound is pretty non existent. You can hear it if you put you ear up to it. You can feel a slight vibration on the case when holding it.

    I did a stress test at stock speed with and without the fan and here are the results.

    2016-03-30_12-59-53: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C – Bench started with fan
    2016-03-30_13-00-03: 1200Mhz @ 44.0’C
    2016-03-30_13-00-13: 1200Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-00-23: 1200Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-00-33: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-00-43: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-00-53: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-03: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-13: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-23: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-33: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-43: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-01-53: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-03: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-13: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-23: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-33: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-43: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-02-53: 1200Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-03: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-13: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-23: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-33: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-43: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-03-53: 1200Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-04-03: 1200Mhz @ 46.7’C – Bench stopped with fan
    2016-03-30_13-04-13: 600Mhz @ 43.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-04-23: 600Mhz @ 42.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-04-33: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-04-43: 600Mhz @ 41.3’C
    2016-03-30_13-04-53: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-05-03: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C – Fan removed
    2016-03-30_13-05-13: 600Mhz @ 41.3’C
    2016-03-30_13-05-23: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-05-33: 600Mhz @ 42.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-05-43: 600Mhz @ 43.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-05-53: 600Mhz @ 44.0’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-04: 600Mhz @ 44.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-14: 600Mhz @ 44.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-24: 600Mhz @ 44.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-34: 600Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-44: 600Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-06-54: 600Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-07-04: 600Mhz @ 45.1’C – Bench started without fan
    2016-03-30_13-07-14: 1200Mhz @ 48.3’C
    2016-03-30_13-07-24: 1200Mhz @ 49.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-07-34: 1200Mhz @ 49.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-07-44: 1200Mhz @ 50.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-07-54: 1200Mhz @ 51.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-04: 1200Mhz @ 52.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-14: 1200Mhz @ 53.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-24: 1200Mhz @ 52.6’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-34: 1200Mhz @ 53.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-44: 1200Mhz @ 53.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-08-54: 1200Mhz @ 53.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-04: 1200Mhz @ 54.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-14: 1200Mhz @ 54.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-24: 1200Mhz @ 54.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-34: 1200Mhz @ 54.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-44: 1200Mhz @ 54.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-09-54: 1200Mhz @ 54.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-04: 1200Mhz @ 55.3’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-14: 1200Mhz @ 54.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-24: 1200Mhz @ 55.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-34: 1200Mhz @ 55.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-44: 1200Mhz @ 55.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-10-54: 1200Mhz @ 55.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-11-04: 1200Mhz @ 55.8’C – Bench stopped without fan
    2016-03-30_13-11-14: 600Mhz @ 53.7’C
    2016-03-30_13-11-24: 600Mhz @ 52.6’C
    2016-03-30_13-11-34: 600Mhz @ 51.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-11-44: 600Mhz @ 51.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-11-54: 600Mhz @ 50.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-12-04: 600Mhz @ 50.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-12-14: 600Mhz @ 49.4’C – Fan added
    2016-03-30_13-12-24: 600Mhz @ 47.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-12-34: 600Mhz @ 46.2’C
    2016-03-30_13-12-44: 600Mhz @ 45.1’C
    2016-03-30_13-12-54: 600Mhz @ 44.0’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-04: 600Mhz @ 44.0’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-14: 600Mhz @ 43.5’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-24: 600Mhz @ 42.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-34: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-44: 600Mhz @ 42.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-13-54: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-05: 600Mhz @ 41.9’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-15: 600Mhz @ 41.3’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-25: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-35: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-45: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-14-55: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C
    2016-03-30_13-15-05: 600Mhz @ 40.8’C

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #121325
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=121320]I don’t know noone else has pointed this out but your link for the nbba Theme v1.2 is the wrong link and its for the filters.I would love to use your theme pack but the link needs fixed so please fix your links.Also great work and hope to see it.thanks

    [/quote]

    Nope I do not think that was ever pointed out. Here is the correct link.

    http://www.mediafire.com/download/uu112wbdlcg0f7o

    I finally managed to get stuff working on my Raspberry Pi 3 so I can work on the theme again once I get everything copied over. I upgraded to 128 GB so I do not keep having to swap files to test.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #118839
    sekazi
    Participant

    I actually have a completed PSP theme already but not released.

    Lately I have been trying to find ways to keep the overall look but reduce the memory consumption but have not found a way yet.

    I am trying to figure out of SVGs or PNGs are more memory friendly. I know if I go with PNG I can cut down on some of the SVGs since I can use the color option.

    I have ordered a Raspberry Pi 3 so my next released will probably be soon after I got it. I will likely start a new thread for it.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113643
    sekazi
    Participant

    Here are download links for nbba Theme v1.2 from MediaFire.

    nbba Theme v1.2 – https://www.mediafire.com/?rkpobl93a57vh2v
    nbba Alternate Themes v1.2 – https://www.mediafire.com/?y6p6occ6efi8deb
    nbba Alternate Logos v1.2 – https://www.mediafire.com/?y6p6occ6efi8deb
    nbba Alternate Filters v1.2 – https://www.mediafire.com/?rkpobl93a57vh2v
    nbba High Resolution Images v1.2 – https://www.mediafire.com/?dbduf7mr9075air

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113635
    sekazi
    Participant

    That is odd. Mega changed since the last I used it. I fixed the link. I need to find a better place to upload.

    Here is the link again also.
    https://mega.nz/#!KVwwjLCb!NaPmtZxLa2ZAHFaCkJexbBYoL03gO4LXPrbfjUMj4rs

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113626
    sekazi
    Participant

    Looks like I cannot make changes to the first post anymore.

    Here is a download of the latest release v1.2.
    https://mega.nz/#!KVwwjLCb!NaPmtZxLa2ZAHFaCkJexbBYoL03gO4LXPrbfjUMj4rs

    nbba Theme v1.2 Release

    When testing on my Raspberry Pi I was getting a white screen until I reduced to number of shown themes. I do not know how many can be loaded at once without getting it as the gamelists also play a part in the white screen. I am currently unsure how I can reduce the impact on the Raspberry Pi right now. I cannot use a stock SVG for some items as they color option does not work with them.

    I still need to pack the high resolution and alternate logos in zips but this is the main theme.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113550
    sekazi
    Participant

    I like to get thoughts on the gamelist selection. I made the list the lightest color. I made the selection black with the lightest color as the selector bar. Below is a video showing them. I also left aligned the detailed gamelist.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0AsazhplQQ

    EDIT:

    Famicom

    View post on imgur.com

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113534
    sekazi
    Participant

    Thanks. So I will keep Kodi in a folder called kodi then.

    Here is a small preview of some redone logos. The Atari 2600, 5200, 7800 and the PlayStation. The PSX logo also stuck out like a sore thumb to me which is why I changed it. I debated on changing the whole symbol but opted for changing just the P.

    http://i.imgur.com/rP9MdJ4.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/EiQamgi.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/oi7hccT.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/xi8LsHT.jpg

    The SUPERSYSTEM part of the 5200 logo was hard to find a clear picture of to find out what the font was. I think I got it pretty close.

    Right now I am trying to rework some of the complaints about the light on light colors. I never had an issue with it on my screens but I can see how it could be a problem.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #113445
    sekazi
    Participant

    Thanks luizpietro. I actually finished up the Jaguar yesterday.

    Sorry for all of the missed times I said prior. I can definitely say I will have something released this weekend.

    Here are the new and changed ones I have completed.
    http://i.imgur.com/qEDOrME.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/IioWRMv.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/2YXNvXa.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/H7u1UOz.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/VkI8PMy.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/3LJUitQ.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/gfLcF4s.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/QOC9PoR.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/Ws6Beg8.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/EwJngx3.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/lFiAOTo.jpg

    For the few other suggested ones that have full on keyboards for the controllers I will be adding incomplete themes. They will be missing the menu background with the keyboard so instead it will have a background like the lists. Those systems are
    Amiga
    zxspectrum
    Zmachine

    There are a few other touch ups I need to also do but nothing major. I also need to test on my Raspberry Pi.

    How does Kodi work on the Raspberry Pi? It was requested but I am not sure how it launches or where the files actually need to go.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #106450
    sekazi
    Participant

    I have usually seen that error if you do not have enough video memory available. Try increasing it and see if it works then.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #106370
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=106241]It can be installed from the setup script as well- I fixed the issues that were causing it not to work. you just need to update your setup script first.

    [/quote]

    Here is the link
    http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=90706214676210823478

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #106174
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=106115]Alternate download site? Please!

    [/quote]
    What site would you prefer?

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #106069
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=105319]I wonder where you found these background images, because I want to find some missing me like 3DO and Atari Jaguar for example. Or if by chance is you who creates them could give me a hint on how to create made?
    I thank you.

    [/quote]
    I made the backgrounds. There are several steps to make the background. If the controller is not a traced controller then there are 10 steps I take to make it. It involves converting from image to a vector back to an image and back to a vector to get the style I am looking for.

    The ones you listed are in the to do list.

    [quote=106062]Just wanted to check in on progress for future updates.

    Great theme here, using it currently and it works perfectly for me so far.

    [/quote]

    I still plan on getting the rest done but this past month has been far too busy. I got so much done in a short time before since I had more than my usual free time.

    I see maybe a couple more weeks until I can get to a point of releasing more consoles.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #105022
    sekazi
    Participant

    The next release will likely take even longer than expected. Too many things going on currently.

    Here is just the Megadrive logo for now.
    https://mega.nz/#!XBIRmLAZ!bSuR4C9WPKsPgab7ucHaMRNuOW5IiX4LqhzJGOZWHmA

    It has the minimal one and the one like the official logo. When I did the look up of the logos I was having difficulty finding a Mega CD logo and 32x logo. I can create the 32x logo from scratch when I get to it.

    in reply to: Backgrounds causing EmulationStation freeze #105021
    sekazi
    Participant

    Make sure you have svg’s specified for the filledPath and unfilledPath of the md_rating.

    If I remember correctly ES will lockup without it.

    sekazi
    Participant

    I am still getting a blinking underscore cursor when I change
    [ “tty” = “/dev/tty1” ] && emulationstation
    to
    [ “tty” = “/dev/tty1” ] && clear && emulationstation > /dev/null 2>&1

    It is much better though.

    As for the video the the solution has a flaw.
    while pgrep omxplayer &>/dev/null; do sleep 1; done
    That is causing emulationstation to not start loading until the video is finished playing resulting in a short boot sequence which the video was hiding plus the video allows the emulationstation loading screen to no be shown as long.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #104320
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=104271]Any plans to do an alternate Mega Drive logo?

    I’m loving this theme!

    [/quote]

    I will add that to the list. So it would be

    Mega Drive
    Mega Drive 32x
    Mega CD

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #104095
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=104062]hi thanks for the best theme i have seen and could you add SG 1000 and Virtual Boy as well to next update .

    thanks

    [/quote]
    To be included in the next updates are below by priority.

    Atari 7800 (Redoing background)
    Sega CD (Redoing background with 6 button arcade pad)
    SNK Neo Geo (Providing alternate gamepad background)
    Nintendo DS
    Sega SG-1000
    Nintendo Virtual Boy
    Sega Saturn
    SNK Neo Geo Pocket
    Atari Jaguar
    Magnavox Odyssey 2/Philips Videopac G7000
    3DO Interactive Multiplayer

    Sega Saturn and down will likely be a separate update depending how consumed I get next month.

    [quote=104088]Nice an updated version of Florian Hurtaut’s theme, keep up the work.

    [/quote]
    I thought I had him mentioned in the first post but realized it went away after the numerous changes to the post. I have added a reference to the next readme and into the first post. His theme is what made me want to make this theme.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #104059
    sekazi
    Participant

    That is really odd as ./ = current folder and ../ = go back a folder so ./../ = go back a folder and then the rest of the path is forward. No matter so long as the main theme is in the correctly named “nbba theme” folder the paths should have worked fine.

    On my computer I keep all of the themes separated from the files which is why the main theme is also written the same way.

    I noticed today when working on my Raspberry Pi that the RetroPie 3.0 release has a new settings entry in the gamelist so the next update will have an icon and entry put into the theme.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #103951
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=103849]I did have some issues initially es would crash when attempting to load the theme. I found some of the pathing in the theme.xml files was not accurate for my es installation. I resolved this my making the paths relative to the .xml files.[/quote]

    I would be interested in knowing what pathing was not working for you. Each theme essentially does ./../nbba theme/ for all of its resources so it goes back to the default theme to get the files. I am not specifying ES specific until the gamelist.xml which references images.

    [quote=103849]Now it works perfectly, would you consider adding a Nintendo DS theme?[/quote]

    I will add that next update. Next update may not happen for another 2-3 weeks as I have plans and will be busy. I may end up with 7 additional consoles themed in the next update.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #103672
    sekazi
    Participant

    The first post was updated with the new release. I went ahead and built new zip files to make organization easier for me.

    http://i.imgur.com/Nhu0fwC.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/ijFoyUN.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/nw0iYzz.jpg
    http://i.imgur.com/TBbERlw.jpg

    I still kind of want to redo the Atari 7800 buttons on the controller.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #103522
    sekazi
    Participant

    It has been a little while. I have been busy so I have not had much time. But today I have gotten majority of the work done so I believe by Friday or Saturday I should have another pack out that has

    Atari 5200
    Atari 7800
    Intellivision
    Sega CD

    sekazi
    Participant

    I believe both of those are not possible. The bar as far as I can tell is hard coded in to es and es does not know how to read multiple images from the gamelist.xml.

    Your best bet for the image is to merge multiple images into a single image.

    in reply to: Gamepad config Background images #103172
    sekazi
    Participant

    I have been tossing ideas around but have not come to a solution I like yet.

    The furthest I have ever gotten is
    http://i.imgur.com/jQKLRdK.jpg

    The problem with this is the left controller does not help to specify what the console calls its actual button.

    The hotkeys that would be worth noting are

    Exit Emulator
    Reset ROM
    Emulator Menu
    Next Save Stated Slot
    Previous Saved State Slot
    Load Saved State
    Save State
    Rewind
    Fast Forward

    in reply to: theming, folders within sub menu #102884
    sekazi
    Participant

    As far as I know this cannot be done. What could be done is creating additional identical systems and pointing them to different themes. This would make the system select screen really long though.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102879
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=102833]Great work, but the NTSC/US version of the SNES looks like s**t

    How about the PAL version?

    [/quote]

    nbba theme Alternate Region Images

    you can download it here

    https://mega.co.nz/#!CIQEBQII!RmKwWCNIVWeLFHTE9pQ9g6Sf2gpMRl02QnRwETZVMEc

    [quote=102862]This is a great looking theme.

    Would you consider adding a theme for the Sega CD, Intellivision, and Atari 5200/7800 systems? I can only imagine how much time it must take to do this, so please only consider my request if you have the time.

    [/quote]

    Really the only time consuming part of the whole thing is finding the console without a controller attached and finding a very clean high resolution controller or outline of a controller.

    Sega CD was already on my list as someone I know wants Sega CD on his raspberry pi.

    I didnt get around to the 5200 and 7800 because I could not get the emulators to work on my pi but I would like to get it to work.

    I actually have intellivision files saved somewhere

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102772
    sekazi
    Participant

    I have added a link in the download in the first post to download the high resolution images.

    How does the steam section look like in ES on windows?

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102767
    sekazi
    Participant

    Raspberry Pi has Limelight which I have yet to figure out which allows you to stream steam games from the raspberry pi.

    Do you want a pack of higher resolution images? I have a set of 1080p images and higher resolution game consoles.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102742
    sekazi
    Participant

    The first post has been updated with the v1 release.

    I wanted to make some other changes but the number of changes already made was getting difficult to go without a release.

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102730
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=102720]Really, best theme I’ve seen so far. I just registered just for this (=
    If you are doing a new release, please consider including a theme for C64 as well.
    Thanks for your hard work!

    [/quote]

    http://i.imgur.com/JLSmEPG.jpg

    in reply to: How do you turn off your Retro Pie #102689
    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=102502]I use a lead with a on off switch use them with both my Pi’s and not had any problems

    [/quote]

    I have one of those switches but I always hate that you cannot easily tell if it is on or off. I have since bought a proper one.

    View post on imgur.com

    in reply to: nbba theme v1.1 #102565
    sekazi
    Participant

    So I have been simplifying the theme code and decided to give this a try. It looks good but kind of awkward when viewing the handheld systems.

    http://i.imgur.com/wSgh45y.jpg

    My rpi seems to be running it without issue so no memory problems that I can tell. I will likely provide options with and without the system shown.

    I tried increasing the background images to a higher resolution just below 720p but my rpi immediately freezes on boot again so I will be sticking with the 576p images. I still have yet to test on my rpi 1b.

    I have changed all of the regular bg.png files to a jpg file to save a whole lot of space.

    I was thinking about the controls preview and I think what I may end up doing is showing the controls after you select a game. It would be brief but not sure of any other way. I have thought about having the first game listed show the controls but that i feel is too much work and who knows what es will do when you try to launch the entry.

    I will likely make another release this weekend.

    in reply to: Need the simplest theme possible #102564
    sekazi
    Participant

    I replied to your post on another topic with a copy of a essentially blank theme.

    Removing all text apart from the game list. Can it be done?

    sekazi
    Participant

    [quote=102540]In short, someone should make this into a theme that only shows screenies.[/quote]

    Attached is the theme. Just copy the logo into a game folder with the theme.xml. No need for any changes.

    http://i.imgur.com/oneSWLS.jpg

    http://i.imgur.com/UUBOygC.jpg

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