Yes it only occurs only with overclocking, I try overclocking extremely mildly by 2 and first reboot it is corrupted. (the build of openelec used is actualy r192220) gpu_mem=256 arm_freq=702 sdram_freq=402 gpu_freq=252 core_freq=252 Can you limit core_freq to 250. (gpu_freq has no effect). I think ...

I have a very similar problem, so I hope you don't mind when I jump into the thread. For me everything runs smooth, as long as I don't introduce overvolting. arm_freq 900 core_freq 330 sdram_freq 450 This runs very well if I remember the numbers correctly. If I use overvolting e.g. the "high" preset...

Please try the following apt-get install apt-transport-https ca-certificates Then point your sources.list at https://archive.raspbian.org/raspbian and try running apt-get update again. Will try that this evening, thanks. Still news from my side: The problem only occurred while I was connected to "m...

Since yesterday I am getting the following error after updating the package list: W: Size of file /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/mirror.et.uni-paderborn.de_raspbian_r aspbian_dists_wheezy_main_binary-armhf_Packages is not what the server reported 7368242 9454002 W: Failed to fetch gzip:/var/lib/apt/list...

But with xbian you can also update the firmware with the commands above, or am I wrong? If XBian is derived from the Raspbian images on our download page then yes, that should be possible. You'd be best off asking the Xbian creator for support on this though. It is, that I am certain. Will test it ...

But with xbian you can also update the firmware with the commands above, or am I wrong?

@Paul Webster:

Great stuff Paul! Made cec work like a charm with raspbian on my Samsung TV. Thank you very much.