PC <[email protected]> writes:

> According to your experience, what is the average lifespan of the µSD card 
> in a PI. I think for example of the images which are crushed every 5 
> minutes, which causes, as you know, premature wear. 
> Can we imagine a paradigm shift: I am only a self-taught programmer, but 
> personally, depending on the frequency of the file, I include in its name 
> the minimum of the date. I can thus accumulate files up to a certain point, 
> and I purge periodically. 
> And as soon as I can, I use the ramdisk 

I have only had one failure among several RPIs, I think.  (I am running
NetBSD but I don't think that matters here.)

I do have my skins generate to /tmp/public_html as this data has no
lasting value and it avoids writes.  I don't have a firm belief that
this is necessary -- it was just easy.  My weewx RPI3 has been running
since early 2018.  (weewx itself late December 2017, and I swapped in a
RPI3 for the original 2006 Macbook.

I am using a 32G card and the machine does only weewx.  So writes are
basically logs (normal unix, plus weewx errors only) and database
updates (sqlite3).

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