mherger wrote:
> Thats simply not true. Both my LMS run on Pi, and none ever had a card
> failure. The pCP instance has been in use for 3-4 years at least. The
> Raspian one for 2 years. But I avoid the one dollar noname SD card and
> get well known brands.
Totally concur.
I have a Pi3 LMS
gordonb3 wrote:
> in a Pi running Raspbian about 6-8 months.
Thats simply not true. Both my LMS run on Pi, and none ever had a card
failure. The pCP instance has been in use for 3-4 years at least. The
Raspian one for 2 years. But I avoid the one dollar noname SD card and
get well known
paul- wrote:
> I was talking about partition errors. Card hardware failure is a whole
> different problem. Buy good quality cards, and that should be extremely
> rare.
Not really. Memory cards are designed for occasional writes, primarily
photos but the faster ones will handle video as well.
I was talking about partition errors. Card hardware failure is a whole
different problem. Buy good quality cards, and that should be extremely
rare.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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paul- wrote:
> The older pi boards sdcard slots were not very fast. The newest boards
> are faster, but dont think speeds even task a good class 10 card.
>
> Putting your LMS data on the card works fine, but if you dont power
> down your system, can lead to corrupt cards. A 3rd partition
The older pi boards sdcard slots were not very fast. The newest boards
are faster, but dont think speeds even task a good class 10 card.
Putting your LMS data on the card works fine, but if you dont power
down your system, can lead to corrupt cards. A 3rd partition would
prevent boot
I do have a kind of new project to build for a friend a
piCorePlayer-based LMS-server with no local music library but full Qobuz
Online Music Library Integration. My friend's Qoboz has 1500 albums.
Is it feasible to do this w/o a USB drive meaning that the LMS Data
Storage Location (Slimserver)
