On 21/07/18 14:00, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Saturday 21 July 2018 07:46:38 Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I wanted to do a bit of low-level maintenance yesterday evening on a
TinkerBoard (Rockchip RK3288) running Stretch, so as an old PC hand I
ran telinit 1 At that point the SDCard became a boat anchor.
Now I'm obviously not entirely sure about this, and it /could/ be an
unfortunate coincidence. But unless absolutely sure, it might be a
hack best avoided.
I've used 'ssh -Y user@hostname' for that telnet connection for ages, and
cannot recall toasting an SD card doing it. I also use an sshfs mount
for moving stuff around. It seems to work for me with a lot less hassle
than an nfsv4 mount ever has. ymmv of course.
That's absolutely nothing to do with telnet, that puts the OS into
single-user mode and I suspect it killed something that was necessary
for the survival of the card- or perhaps it just killed something at a
highly inopportune time.
I'd been comparing the performance of a Rockchip-based board's LAN and
USB against an RPi3B+, results were satisfactory. There's a modicum of
muttering that the 3B+ has broken something relating to the LAN or USB.
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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