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Close but not quite yet. Next we change some hidden settings via command line and then some more via GUI. Below are settings I prefer. As usual, you probably want to set more than one of these differently.

Now it's getting more interesting. XBMC is notoriously bad in buffering content. There's various patches floating around but none of them really does what I'm looking for:

Next we need to fix annoying bug that prevents HDMI audio from working out of the box.

Since XBMCbuntu is just Ubuntu with some tweaks next we apply my usual Ubuntu fixes over it. Only major difference is that this time we're not removing Network-Damager. And of course bunch of XBMC specific changes.

Installation of XBMCbuntu is fairly straightforward and default settings are fine. Install will take less than half an hour.

I had here series of posts, more like notes, of my XBMC install. I've since found out better ways to fix some of problems explained in those posts. To avoid having two set of posts with different instructions I took old ones down and will post new instructions.

This post contains mostly same information as earlier WDIDLE / WDTLER post . This time we just create bootable USB stick for XS35 BIOS update instead of playing with HDD parameters.