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You can mitigate the SD risk by using an in-memory overlayFS mounted OS. The original one of the pi is for the whole image. For the Jetson series I create part
by hcfman 3y ago
You can mitigate the SD risk by using an in-memory overlayFS mounted OS.
The original one of the pi is for the whole image. For the Jetson series I create partitions so the OS indeed is memory overlayFS but there’s also a rw data partition and a ro re-mountable configuration portion.
- bonzini 3y agoThe SD card in my case only holds the boot partition (U-Boot, kernel, initramfs). Everything else runs off NFS.
- hcfman 3y agoIndeed, another viable approach.
- m463 3y agothat's a lot of points of failure. Now you depend on the SD card, the network and the nfs server... just saying. I have a home network and sometimes when power goes out, I've have strangeness when things don't come up as expected.
- bonzini 3y agoIt lowers the chance of failure of the most vulnerable part. The NAS existed before and had RAID and backups anyway. And if the switch fails I can't access home assistant anyway. The more important part is that all automations are just nice to have things and not needed to "run" the house. It's for stuff like "charge the car when the sun is high" or "notify me when the washing machine has finished".