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I cannot understand where people use...actually use rpi:s. I have 2, 3, 4 and the small wireless. All of them crashes when left on more than few hours or days.
by anonymous344 2y ago
I cannot understand where people use...actually use rpi:s.
I have 2, 3, 4 and the small wireless. All of them crashes when left on more than few hours or days. can't use them for anything
- protimewaster 2y agoThis has not been my experience. I have used various generations of Pi for various 24/7 tasks over the years, and I've not found them to be particularly crash-prone.
- nkotov 2y agoWe use them as signage devices. It's been extremely reliable, especially with providers like YoDeck.
- lproven 2y agoI suspect there's something wrong with your power supply or in your environment. I had a Pi 4 home server -- described in the blog post below -- that ran for several years with maybe 2 or 3 unplanned outages in all that time. https://liam-on-linux.livejournal.com/71093.html https://liam-on-linux.livejournal.com/71093.html
- albrewer 2y agoMine runs all my home automation stuff (HomeAssistant) and has been doing so faithfully for a few years
- m00x 2y agoI've had a PI4 and a PI4-zero running for years. The only failure I've seen so far is that the Zero's SD card failed and the system became read-only.
- beryilma 2y agoIn the past, I have used a Raspberry Pi 400 as my main home computer for more than two years without any problems. I am currently using a Raspberry Pi Zero W as a wireless security camera. It has been running continuously for over a year without a single crash.