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At least on MCUs, being slower can counter-act the lower active power, as you'll take longer to do whatever you want to do and go back to deep sleep. I'd like
by tiagod 3y ago
At least on MCUs, being slower can counter-act the lower active power, as you'll take longer to do whatever you want to do and go back to deep sleep.
I'd like to know if this also happens with these SBCs, or if they even have any aggressive power saving features that can be employed.
- dragontamer 3y agoI'm not sure about the specific power modes of Rasp Pi except I hear they're barebones and kinda bad. But in any case, servers cannot sleep. Only clients can. Maybe the software architecture of this SolarPi should be rethought. Or maybe perpetual power needs to be more carefully figured out here so that the Pi can truly function as a server.