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Manual Wazza Video
Basic idea on how to run it.
You can play around with -page file size -max mem size -wazza file sizes Good luck guys, feedback is welcome. Was easy to make I can always remake it. :thumbsup: |
Thanks Splavestick! Im at work so I can't check it out but I sure watch it when I get home. :thumbsup:
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Are you a frigging mute or something? :rofl
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Splave, the bb code for embedding the youtube videos is [yewtube] (<----correctly spell youtube] [/yewtube]
So you take everything aftger the "=" in the youtube link "Z2VdSWktL_g" and place it between the youtube tags: [yewtube]Z2VdSWktL_g[/yewtube] and it will show your video embedded on the forum. The resolution used for the video is a bit too tinsy tiny and I'd love to hear your San Fran man voice giving a narrative ;) |
Very nice...
Gotta say even with that recorder app running your inital and first loop times are the same as mine was LOL DAMMMMN Thanks for the idiots guide to wazza splave :) |
I bet Splave sounds like Mike Tyson...:taunt:
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rofl, yeah you have to go to the youtube link pick 480p or 720p then full screen it to see. Its hard because you need the higher resolution to show it so best to go to the link to see it in full screen
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+ now you can pause it and read it if I go too fast |
In office cant see, if I may ask what gives you the best result? do you guyz only do CW or CDT as well???
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splave looks like he is doing cdt to me
EDIT: Just to clarify, CDT is using multiple smaller files over one large one correct? and IV is copying it back and forth? |
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because in its hey days no one was able to figure it out properly, :laughing: |
I use the OCXSPITweaker...it does it's thing automatic. I have yet to try a manual waza. TBH, I think once you find the sweet spot for the freq/mem you can do no wrong. When I get in the spot I can repeat runs exactly multiple times back to back. The key seems to be throwing in a variable from time to time to shock the process and cause a reaction...hopefully a positive one. Yep...it's all about voodoo. :taunt:
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This is a super job Splave. Thanks for showing you tricks to us.
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Wazza CDT is basically copying 3 times.... (makes 3 actios)
cdt swaps back and forth between 3 parts. Spitweaker asks for only 2 partitions, so I am assuming it just swaps back and forth between the two. ....if you are too lazy (like me) or do not feel like making the files for wazza, you can have spitweaker make them for you. run spitweaker the 1st run, then after that, the files are already there. All you have to do is drag/drop. wazza done! :thumbsup: |
CDT-IV
Example where second partition is D: and pi partition is C: - make two folders waza and waza2 on second partition. In this case d:\waza & d:\waza2 1. create waza files in d:\waza 2. copy d:\waza folder to c:\ for three times (overwrite) 3. copy d:\waza folder to d:\waza2 for three times (overwrite) 4. copy c:\waza to d:\waza for three times (overwrite) This Process can take significant more time as normal CDT or classic WAZA |
ps try running spi tweaker and watching the memory usage, it will be much higher ;) manual is more efficent, cuts more time and takes likes time :)
Forgot to add to the video, once you close all windows at the end of the wazza wait for your HDD light to stop blinking then start. Sorry! |
You are a scholar and a gentleman Sir, and I thank you for taking the time to put that video lesson together :)
Unfortunately, I was unable to read the small words, and generally unable to follow what you did when and why. I saw you copy two files and run Super Pi 3 times. Wish one of you guys lived closer :blush: |
View the video on youtubes website. ;) Increase to 720p and view full screen. Awesome job spliggawazza.
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^this :) you can always pause it too
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yeah pause is essential as even full screen 720p its res'ed out.
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Bravo Splave!
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Finally watched it in 720p + full screen, nice Job Splave :)
Needs some metal background music for ambience tho ;) and OCAlliance dekstop background :P |
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Thanks Splave. I've been trying to learn to Wazza my Pi times, but to no luck. Gonna work some more with what I've learned from this thread. :thumbsup:
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love the video!
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Yeah I always wondered why my initial values were poor... Looking at my HWBot results, it is always I have worse initial value but better looptimes in my area of pi efficiency. Not saying that is good or bad, as I am never near the top dogs anyway... |
Want to applaud this video once more. Got it down now, and I like manually moving files. Feels like I'm doing something.
Just realized my stripped XP even has themes stripped.....gonna have to reinstall with a different version and get SP3. Any problem using quick launch bar? I don't like using any desktop icons, but I love using the quick launch bar when benching. Edit: LOVE the manual method over the spitweaker. Distinctly reproducable benefits. |
At first I was thinking, hey, this would be GREAT if I could just read it :blush: Then I figured out that by switching over to Utube to watch it I could full screen it.
Awesome work AL ... gotta try it very soon :) |
thanks men! I felt the same way when I learned patch, thats what really pushed me to make the video :)
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Hey Al,
Anything magic about your target spi memory usage of 250ish? I've been using a 3.1 GB "new OS files" file that I keep on my benching stick. Transferring it 7 or 8 times gets my mem usage down to about 180 and it improves the score. Minor improvements, albeit. Haven't had the patience to try to get it lower than 180 yet...... |
Yeah mine has been dropping to like 80KB usage...
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Oddly I get down to 44K usage with OCX. Just tried the BenchTec ToolBox and it pulled 88K. All of this is good info for all members like myself learning the ways of SPI...Thanks to all! :)
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Made a single run with the BenchTec ToolBox. It appears to work ok but the copy wazza size box is greyed out...I have contacted Mutant for some support. He also has some PiFast link but have been unable to get it to run.
http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/q...9/BenchTec.jpg |
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