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You are right; I didn’t factor in RPi boot time to that figure. I’d guess maybe 60-90 seconds total? By the time I’ve turned the ignition, backed out of the dri
by gleslie 7y ago
You are right; I didn’t factor in RPi boot time to that figure. I’d guess maybe 60-90 seconds total? By the time I’ve turned the ignition, backed out of the driveway, and put it in drive I have a GPS lock.
- theli0nheart 7y agoNot sure if this is unusual, but it takes me ~10 seconds to turn on my car and pull out of the driveway. What are you doing for 60-90 seconds?
- mcny 7y agoI’ve been watching ChrisFix and Scotty Kilmer in Youtube and while they don’t agree on much both say you should wait a few seconds after starting the car before driving away. Something about engine oil and lubrications. Probably doesn’t harm anything in the short term but if you have time, probably not a bad idea.
- gleslie 7y agoI live on a busy city street.
- theli0nheart 7y agoAh, gotcha. Yeah, that makes sense. :)
- megablast 7y agoLooking out for other cars?
- joshvm 7y agoYou can make a Pi boot much faster than that. The main thing to disable is wait for network available. Other embedded boards I've used eg Rock960 are ssh-able within about 20 seconds or less. Edit - much much faster (4 secs), actually: http://himeshp.blogspot.com/2018/08/fast-boot-with-raspberry-pi.html?m=1 http://himeshp.blogspot.com/2018/08/fast-boot-with-raspberry...