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Raspi's are stable if you respect 2 things : - avoid writes to sd card too much (log2ram mitigates this, alpine in read-only solves this) - plenty of power (t
by olabyne 4y ago
Raspi's are stable if you respect 2 things :
- avoid writes to sd card too much (log2ram mitigates this, alpine in read-only solves this)
- plenty of power (the recent 3 and 4 have huge sipkes of current draw !)
Do you know the reason for your reboots ?
Also before the 3+, the die have no RF shield. The B and 2 B+ are exposed if you don't use a metal case with a seperation from the PSU.
- magicalhippo 4y ago> plenty of power Actually this is a good point I forgot about. I had one Pi which would reboot or hang every week or so. Dismissed it for a while but then decided to troubleshoot it. I had a USB cable tester, and quickly found that the USB "charging cable" I had bought from a local shop had a 1 Ohm resistance! Threw it away and replaced it with a good one and never had an issue again.
- retrocryptid 4y agoYes. RasPis are stable except when they're not.