If you don't have more than 1 internet connection then you can pretty much forget about it. It is for those with multiple internet(WAN). Like you have one line with Maxis and one line with Unifi. Then you can aggregate(combine) the bandwidth(bonding) for better speed or load balance the bandwidth for fair share, depending on what settings that you wanted to use. Typically these kind of features are only available on mid-high end routers. But since routers are also devices running Linux, so raspi can do it as well. Even your computer can do it too if you install Linux on it and buy some extra network card. For the sake of testing, you can put your 3g dongle, or yes's 4g dongle to test it, but with the limited quota, I don't think you will want to do so.

You can use the link below, commands on Debian should work without issue as Raspbian is Debian based.
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrom...+load+balancing

Anyone knows what courier element 14 Malaysia uses? My order dispatch today but have not got my tracking number. Tq

It's Gdex

Tq bro, how long does ur order takes to reach u??

This post has been edited by MrLoo: May 22 2015, 08:01 PM

Quite fast, once they update the tracking no, you can expect by next day
Ordered mine during CNY, and got few days after that.

They have not updated my tracking no... Hmm, I tot of receiving my unit tomolo.

Have patience bro, was the stock available locally or from overseas?
If from overseas, then you might need to wait longer.
Also, just checked the latest price with gst, added extra 8 bucks yo

Yeah bro added some bucks... Hehe...

Yea locally available, and call them they promised me dispatch today. But the website acc no update ayam tracking number yet..,

So what u used ur pi for?

Openelec Kodi of course, plays my media really well
Even streams mkv files around 20-30gb from my NAS with no problem
But for reason, if I tried streaming similar files (+20gb) from my pc, it lags a bit, guess got some problem with onboard LAN.

NAS.? Sobx dunno what's that, still new
I plan to create a cctv system using it with some webcams...
And I have downloaded Ubuntu mate, is it gooding?

This post has been edited by MrLoo: May 22 2015, 08:42 PM

Bro just got my tracking number... Yay

NAS is Network Attached Storage. Hard disk shared to the whole network.
Haven't tried Ubuntu MATE before, try Raspbian because there are lots of users so the probability of getting help is higher lol.

So small is this thing really work

Are we talking about the Raspberry Pi or yours?


KIDDING! My bad... I'm just kidding... jangan marah ar

OF COURSE it works la!!! WHat kind of question is that??? What kind of answer are you expecting from that question???

Wao, seems nice NAS =)...
Planning to learn more from this unit first, then when ok buy a few make a super arm computer =)

Some of the NAS from Synology or WD models can cost quite expensive
Thanks to rpi, you can just attach your external drives to your rpi, and share it in your home network
and there you go, a cheap DIY NAS

I HAVE GOT ALOT TO LEARN FROM SIFUS HERE...

BTW, what type of usb wifi adapter u use bro? those with anthenna?

you have two options, which I think are more suitable(easy setup and best performance) depending on your usecase.

If you are the only one using the raspi, put your raspi at your room and buy a raspi compatible wifi adapter(literally plug and play instead of having to configure it) and plug a lan cable to your desktop/switch. Whether you need antenna or not depends on your distance of your raspi with your router.

If you need to share the services(movies, torrent, file sharing and etc) with other family members, then just buy a lan cable and plug it to your router.

Thanks for your guidance.

If you're going to get a usb wifi adapter, you may need to get a usb powered hub(you need to check on the internet to see if it can be powered from raspi's usb power alone or not). If you're using TP Link 727N, or any MT7601 based usb wifi adapter, you can use the command below

NOTE: for Raspi B, B+ only