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If you've never had one fail you haven't used them enough. Raspberry Pi usage seem to be pretty efficient at sorting the good ones from the bad ones
by 0xDEADFED5 3y ago
If you've never had one fail you haven't used them enough. Raspberry Pi usage seem to be pretty efficient at sorting the good ones from the bad ones
- phito 3y agoI've been using RPIs since their first release and never had an SD card failure. Might just be luck though cause I know the problem is real and happens to many people.
- NewsyHacker 3y agoIt depends on the distro. What especially hammers SD cards on Linux, eventually rendering the card read-only, is logs being written to disk. A lot of distros for Raspberry Pi therefore now keep logs in RAM.
- forty 3y agoThis issue is true of any flash memory. See my sibling comment on using an USB stick to write data: I also destroyed a bunch with logs
- forty 3y agoI destroyed many SD cards with the original Pi. I ended up putting the card read only with the hardware switch and use a USB stick for writing data. No issue with microSD cards with more recent Pis (or other SBC) however
- jbverschoor 3y agoExactly my experience. They work five until they don’t. Not risking my data nor tribe in those things anymore even though I love that they’re small and cheap. Ideal for large media which doesn’t require too much bandwidth.
- jbverschoor 3y agotribe=time