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inthepipeline · 09-06-2009, 11:35 AM

Hi Dux,

Hope all is well with you.
A quick question:

I'm not sure if you are using XP64 on any of your machines..
I know I am. You will know that I've Dux'd XP64.

I'm experimenting with building a 1:1 ratio multi-touch projector/table to use as a control surface with a Wiimote built into the casing. It seems at first sight to be an elegant solution because it won't need any significant cooling. It will be lit with LED lighting, so it will be pretty much silent.

The Wiimote Whiteboard program is ideal for the purpose having 4 possible simultaneous touches - and it is open source.
It requires .net framework to be installed, but when I install the framework, CPU utilization goes up to around 50% across all 4 cores without any apps running. I'm sure that something must be constantly calling something else. I'm sure that .net shouldn't cause any overhead unless it is being used for something more than Taskmanager!

Do you know if it relies on any services which are removed in your Nlite setup? Could it be looking for a service, or services which aren't there?

Best
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09-06-2009, 11:35 AM	#722
inthepipeline Human being with feelings Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Bristol, UK. Slowly sinking island next to mainland Europe Posts: 542	Hi Dux, Hope all is well with you. A quick question: I'm not sure if you are using XP64 on any of your machines.. I know I am. You will know that I've Dux'd XP64. I'm experimenting with building a 1:1 ratio multi-touch projector/table to use as a control surface with a Wiimote built into the casing. It seems at first sight to be an elegant solution because it won't need any significant cooling. It will be lit with LED lighting, so it will be pretty much silent. The Wiimote Whiteboard program is ideal for the purpose having 4 possible simultaneous touches - and it is open source. It requires .net framework to be installed, but when I install the framework, CPU utilization goes up to around 50% across all 4 cores without any apps running. I'm sure that something must be constantly calling something else. I'm sure that .net shouldn't cause any overhead unless it is being used for something more than Taskmanager! Do you know if it relies on any services which are removed in your Nlite setup? Could it be looking for a service, or services which aren't there? Best I __________________ 10core Xeon w.128gig RAM, lots of SSD, HDSP9652, MOTU828, Tannoy System 8 NFM. Last edited by inthepipeline; 09-06-2009 at 11:38 AM.