Am Sonntag, 11. Mai 2014 23:55:50 UTC+2 schrieb Mäx Rakete: > > Hey guys, > I'm running debian 7.4 on my BBB, with nothing more than noip-update scrip > running. I had it running for two days now, and it gets very hot and shuts > down. It even got hot on startup after inital setup (flashing os, etc). Is > that a common issue? Is the BBB even layed out for running ofer such a long > timespan? I woild like to have it running 24/7 as a webserver. Is that a > possible use-case? I would love to hear your input. > > Regards, > Max > Is the AM3358 the hotspot? Or might somthing push the tps65217 (power management IC) to its limit? Other hotspots? If it is the AM3358 do you have a way to check workload? It would be good to exclude other possiblities before disucssion "popped I/Os". "Popped I/Os" can be detected - they easily won't work anymore. Popped I/Os can have unpredictable effects - it's luck if the AM3358 is not destroyed completely. I would even assume that destroyed I/O can lead to overload or shortcut of the the tps65217 3.3V rail (cross current through destroyed substrate of the protection diodes). Technically the AM3358 can be replaced if it really was damaged. But only few have the tools for the repair and I wouldn't give any guarantee on a BGA repair... Chilli
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