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Were you using a WiFi adapter? Intermittent drops often come from undervoltage. You may need a 3.5v power adapter. Also, slow ssh can come from dns troubles:
by DaniloDias 8y ago
Were you using a WiFi adapter?
Intermittent drops often come from undervoltage. You may need a 3.5v power adapter.
Also, slow ssh can come from dns troubles: http://jrs-s.net/2017/07/01/slow-ssh-logins/ http://jrs-s.net/2017/07/01/slow-ssh-logins/
- bschwindHN 8y ago> You may need a 3.5v power adapter Do you mean a 3.5A power adapter? The Pi runs at 5v. I have one running on a 2.0A adapter and it's been running for a few years now. Though it uses ethernet so there's less power consumption compared to one using WiFi.
- DaniloDias 8y ago>> Do you mean a 3.5 power adapter? Yeah- sorry. Trying to do this from memory. :)
- thinkmassive 8y agoI was experiencing these issues with a known-good PSU. The same one has been working fine since I switched SD cards. Undervoltage is a common issue but easy to identify since it shows up in logs and displays the lightning bolt icon in the top-right corner of a display is connected.