Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
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Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
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Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#2Also there a few model of cases on ebay/aliexpress that would be interesting to test such as https://m.aliexpress.com/item/4000509636456.html (with a heatsink added)
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#3Nice test, it could be cool to have people repeating it to see how much the "silicon lotery" influences the temps. Also there a few model of cases on ebay/aliexpress that would be interesting to test such as https://m.aliexpress.com/item/4000509636456.html (with a heatsink added)
https://cdn-shop.adafruit.com/1200x900/4340-08.jpg
It never gets hot that I can't touch it.
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#4I have playing with a PI Zero W over the last weeks. At first everything worked as expected.
But now it developed some strange "hangings" I cannot explain. It kinda randomly freezes in time for a few minutes every now and then.
Sometimes it takes several minutes to ssh into it. Sometimes, the terminal just freezes for several minutes.
Neither top nor iostat seem to show any elevated activity during these periods. Since they hang throughout the freeze, its a bit hard to say though.
The strangest thing: Pings to the PI always come back fast. So its probably not that the hardware really freezes completely.
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#5- SD card reliability
- techniques for reliably using what we have
?
Given that people are using these for all kinds of stuff there must be some advanced techniques being used (or some basic I have missed).
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
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#7No noise, no moving parts, excellent cooling.
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#8Anyone has links to similar articles with regards to either - SD card reliability - techniques for reliably using what we have ? Given that people are using these for all kinds of stuff there must be some advanced techniques being used (or some basic I have missed).
I am logging everything to ram instead of writing it to the card and that's about it. I never encountered any issue with SD Card reliability, despite me sometimes just pulling the plug instead of properly shutting it down.
Here is a simple guide: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/62536
I do have a couple of other raspberries for other uses (e.g. a small rc car) which are also running on their first SD card. Might be just luck, but I do think that it's not necessary to go to extreme lengths to have them run reliably.
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#9My PI is too cool. It freezes. I have playing with a PI Zero W over the last weeks. At first everything worked as expected. But now it developed some strange "hangings" I cannot explain. It kinda randomly freezes in time for a few minutes every now and then. Sometimes it takes several minutes to ssh into it. Sometimes, the terminal just freezes for several minutes. Neither top nor iostat seem to show any elevated act…
Re: Way to keep your cool running a Raspberry Pi 4 (2019)
#10My PI is too cool. It freezes. I have playing with a PI Zero W over the last weeks. At first everything worked as expected. But now it developed some strange "hangings" I cannot explain. It kinda randomly freezes in time for a few minutes every now and then. Sometimes it takes several minutes to ssh into it. Sometimes, the terminal just freezes for several minutes. Neither top nor iostat seem to show any elevated act…