LinuxMCE on raspberry pi

[pocster]

Hi all,

I'm new to all this and am looking for a complete integrated remote/home automation system.
For example!
Can I display a web address within the UI on say an iPhone? (for example streaming from an ip camera , or perhaps a realtime graph of temperature).
I wish to use the raspberry pi for this ; how do I install/run on this platform (noob for sure!  )

Any help/comments/advice welcome!

Thanks

[posde]

Nothing of what you want to do is currently available from within the LinuxMCE universe. Might change, but at this point in time it is not.

[pocster]

Thanks!
Perhaps I should lower my expectations! 
I know it can function as a squeezebox and therefore that is effectively integrated within the ui (orbiter or media).
How does camera streaming work on an orbiter? - is it just a web console effectively???

thanks!

[DrZWave]

wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/RaspberryPi has some attempts to get LinuxMCE running on RPi.

Can someone elaborate on why it is not possible to run LinuxMCE on RPi?
Seems like it should.

I am mostly interested in the Home Automation controller part and less on the multi-media HTPC stuff.

[hari]

then look at ago control - http://www.agocontrol.com

[phenigma]

wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/RaspberryPi has some attempts to get LinuxMCE running on RPi.
Can someone elaborate on why it is not possible to run LinuxMCE on RPi?
Seems like it should.

For some more information check this out: http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Porting_Raspbian

Currently I have a raspberry pi running as a MD (no AV yet).  DCERouter *could* run on a pi, it would not handle media and orbiter regens would be painfully slow.  I have not built any of the database requirements to run a pi as a core, nor have I worked out an installation path for a core on rpi as I do not see it as necessary.  LMCE needs a beefier system as a core to properly operate.

Or, as hari says, look into agocontrol which is primarily home automation and is intended to run on lower power devices like the Raspberry Pi.

J.

[Heiermann]

Hi,

I successfully shot a Parallella Board on Kickstarter last year. Now I am awaiting this "Supercomputer on a creditcard" to be delivered.
Within this year they want to get the Board with 90 GFLOPs ready to ship for about $299.
This would be enough power for a whole LinuxMCE - Center on a creditcard-size - device.
Could this bright future be reason to keep on porting LinMCE to ARM ?

-Andrew

[posde]

Helermann,

nobody is holding you back