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Which means you can now run a ~1TB database (poorly) on a $35 raspberry pi by adding a $450 card. Adjusted for 1990 inflation, that $500 becomes $298, though ob
by andrewstuart2 7y ago
Which means you can now run a ~1TB database (poorly) on a $35 raspberry pi by adding a $450 card. Adjusted for 1990 inflation, that $500 becomes $298, though obviously it's not a very practical setup for somebody who would actually need a 1TB database.
- colejohnson66 7y agoI get you’re joking, but I wouldn’t trust a RPi anywhere near this card because of all the card corruption the RPi has done.
- atemerev 7y agoThat’s strange, never experienced any issues. Do you use proper power supply?
- colejohnson66 7y agoIt’s arguably a very common problem. Just google “raspberry pi corruption”
- TickleSteve 7y agolikely atime updates and no graceful shutdown... all filesystems are subject to that behaviour, nothing particular to RPi. There are well documented ways for making Sd cards reliable in embedded systems.