elitevenkat Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 11, 2016 #1 I read so many articles claiming that the SD card of RPi is prone to physical corruption due to extensive read write operations in a commercial installation where the app is run for more than 6 hours. Is it true. I plan to develop B4j apps in RPi to be deployed in commercial environment. Is there any other similar hw available without the corruption issue?
I read so many articles claiming that the SD card of RPi is prone to physical corruption due to extensive read write operations in a commercial installation where the app is run for more than 6 hours. Is it true. I plan to develop B4j apps in RPi to be deployed in commercial environment. Is there any other similar hw available without the corruption issue?
elitevenkat Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 11, 2016 #2 How about Banana pi it is much powerful with a sata interface. Loads raspbian os. Anyone has used the board for B4j apps Upvote 0
How about Banana pi it is much powerful with a sata interface. Loads raspbian os. Anyone has used the board for B4j apps
I inakigarm Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 11, 2016 #3 Have you google for usb pen drive/hdd 2,5'' ? There're several alternatives Upvote 0
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2016 #4 elitevenkat said: Is there any other similar hw available without the corruption issue Click to expand... Just plug a hd/ssd to one of the USB-ports. Browse the www to boot it from that hd/ssd. I've used an older 80 GB IDE drive with a IDE2USB adapter with power supply. SATA will do, too (the adapter supports both. Price about 10€ including cables). I've installed Apache & MySQL and did some heavy tests. Works like a charm. Upvote 0
elitevenkat said: Is there any other similar hw available without the corruption issue Click to expand... Just plug a hd/ssd to one of the USB-ports. Browse the www to boot it from that hd/ssd. I've used an older 80 GB IDE drive with a IDE2USB adapter with power supply. SATA will do, too (the adapter supports both. Price about 10€ including cables). I've installed Apache & MySQL and did some heavy tests. Works like a charm.
JakeBullet70 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2016 #5 A very good article on extending life of SD cards on the PI. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/extend-life-raspberry-pis-sd-card/ Upvote 0
A very good article on extending life of SD cards on the PI. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/extend-life-raspberry-pis-sd-card/
