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On 04/16/14 23:46, Stroller wrote: |
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> On Wed, 16 April 2014, at 4:34 pm, Jarry <mr.jarry@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> 1. What is better to use as OS-storage: USB-stick or SD-card? |
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>> I have read horror stories about SD-cards being fried/bricked |
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>> quite frequently so I'm a little scared. But I never found |
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>> single post about problems with USB-stick... |
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> In terms of frying/bricking USB sticks are just the same kind of flash memory as in SD-cards, surely? |
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> Both are $8 for 16GB of storage, so wear / failure is only a concern if the server is to be inaccessible. |
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> Stroller. |
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One for playing videos recorded on a myth system (nfs mount) - original |
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4G raspian SD overwritten with gentoo |
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one used for low power storage (32gb SD) for a security camera ... stage |
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the images on the rpi, power down the big stuff at night and when |
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available move the files into the main storage (all automated). |
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Both have been running since the first rpi model B's stated shipping |
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with the only problem being the ext4 filesystem I chose to use (yuk) |
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