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65.1 + 48.8<br />

69.5 + 29.1<br />

90.8 + 91.4<br />

1.3%us,<br />

Arch Linux<br />

61.9%sy,<br />

2012-04-29<br />

36.8%si<br />

0.6%us,<br />

Debian Wheezy<br />

55.5%sy,<br />

"Raspbian"<br />

40.0%si<br />

0.3%us,<br />

62.2%sy, Gentoo Linux ARM<br />

37.5%si<br />

Additional Observations<br />

Linux alarmpi<br />

3.1.9-12+ #5 Sat Apr<br />

28 04:49:38 UTC<br />

2012 armv6l<br />

ARMv6-compatible<br />

processor rev 7 (v6l)<br />

BCM2708 GNU/<br />

Linux<br />

Linux rpi 3.1.9+ #168<br />

PREEMPT<br />

Linux genpi<br />

3.2.23-bootc #1<br />

Remote host<br />

connected at gigabit<br />

Remote connected<br />

at gigabit, values for<br />

si between 30 and<br />

55 %<br />

Remote host<br />

connected at<br />

gigabit,<br />

vm.min_free_kbytes<br />

= 4096<br />

Using netperf -H [netserver host IP] with Debian Wheezy and changing the CPU clock<br />

rate, the TCP performance increased linearly from 61 Mb/s at 500 MHz to 80.6 Mb/s at<br />

900 MHz.<br />

Performance seems to improve considerably by dropping MTU from the default 1500 to<br />

1488. However, this has caused kernel instabilities with Debian Squeeze images<br />

(debian6-19-04-2012). It is unknown if this performance benefit is also gained on other<br />

images, or if these kernel instabilities have been resolved.<br />

Power<br />

This table lists how much power is drawn over the 5V power cable whilst performing<br />

various tasks.<br />

Task<br />

Booting<br />

(without<br />

peripherals)<br />

Power<br />

use<br />

(mA)<br />

120-400<br />

Notes<br />

Taken from Agilent lab power supply readings. No composite/<br />

keyboard/mouse/network connected. HDMI was enabled but<br />

the cable was disconnected.

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