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My heatsink case is cool to the touch these days, over the summer it was nearly too hot to touch. I thought it was down to the weather, but there is clearly mo
by m4r35n357 7y ago
My heatsink case is cool to the touch these days, over the summer it was nearly too hot to touch. I thought it was down to the weather, but there is clearly more to it ;)
Nice work, guys!
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- dijit 7y agoThe October firmware update (which will be updated automatically by `apt-get update` in raspbian) did a lot to decrease temperatures of the SoC, rather impressive really.
- StavrosK 7y agoSemi-offtopic, but does anyone know how to upgrade between raspbian versions? Clearly it's not a rolling release model, but I don't think Ubuntu's do-release-upgrade works.
- gadgetoid 7y agoYou can edit the apt sources and cross your fingers. I’ve been told that “do-release-upgrade” has some secret sauce that this method doesn’t replicate- but since it’s not available on Pi I guess the next best thing is manually looking up what package choices changed. I usually roll a new SD card because it’s a lot quicker and less prone to failure.