Re: SD to SSD
Posted: Thursday 16 December 2021 16:40
even the cheapest SSD will serve you longer and better than any SD card.
And you have a backup image anyway.
And you have a backup image anyway.
This is not entirely true. Both ssd and sd have different degrees of wear and wear leveling. There are ssd's that suffer badly from wear and there are high endurance sd cards that are as reliable as higher end ssd's.thomasbaetge wrote:even the cheapest SSD will serve you longer and better than any SD card.
And you have a backup image anyway.
What is the advantage of an eMMC vs a SSD on a RPiThorgal789 wrote: Wednesday 15 December 2021 17:16 And noone have tried eMMC card used with a SSD adaptator (no power needed) or a RasPiKey ?
heggink wrote: Thursday 16 December 2021 17:48This is not entirely true. Both ssd and sd have different degrees of wear and wear leveling. There are ssd's that suffer badly from wear and there are high endurance sd cards that are as reliable as higher end ssd's.thomasbaetge wrote:even the cheapest SSD will serve you longer and better than any SD card.
And you have a backup image anyway.
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It use the SD port instead of the USB
Use the official Raspberry power supply for the Pi 4 of course. No need for exotic expensive ones.EddyG wrote: Thursday 16 December 2021 12:20See what power is needed for an SSD, just to get an idea: https://www.anandtech.com/show/8747/sam ... -review/10HansOtten wrote: Thursday 16 December 2021 11:19
Not true, most RPi's and small SSD's run fine without external power supply and are very fast and reliable.
And other USB devices? I have two more, the zigbee stick and a RFlink.
Do not over engineer!
You will have to set "max_usb_current=1" in the config.txt to be able to power an USB SSD drive properly.
For an Raspberry Pi 4B you will have to buy a 3 Amps charger because the Raspberry Pi 4B can consume 6 Watts.
For my understanding. The SD port needs a micro SD-Card shape connector or an eMMC in a micro SD-card shape. Is there another way?Thorgal789 wrote: Thursday 16 December 2021 20:01It use the SD port instead of the USB
Less power use.
Less interferences on zigbee gateway (big problem on pi4 + SSD with zigbee gateway).
Smaller, the systeme is more compact. Strange to use a Raspberry 0 for domoticz with a SSD.
And it works fine with a Raspnberry Pi 4 with SSD and some USB devices.EddyG wrote: Friday 17 December 2021 9:32 In case you did not know the official Raspberry Pi USB-C charger is 3A, and they all come from China.
There is some eMMC natively with SD connexion like this one https://www.gotronic.fr/art-module-rasp ... -33116.htmMcMelloW wrote: Friday 17 December 2021 11:44 For my understanding. The SD port needs a micro SD-Card shape connector or an eMMC in a micro SD-card shape. Is there another way?
OK thanks, I will have a look at it.Thorgal789 wrote: Friday 17 December 2021 17:36There is some eMMC natively with SD connexion like this one https://www.gotronic.fr/art-module-rasp ... -33116.htmMcMelloW wrote: Friday 17 December 2021 11:44 For my understanding. The SD port needs a micro SD-Card shape connector or an eMMC in a micro SD-card shape. Is there another way?
I blew up several USB3 ports on RPi and other computers with a cheap adapter cable.HansOtten wrote: Wednesday 15 December 2021 13:14 Expensive. I use a USB 3 cableadapter (7,50 euro Pihut) and a SSD 240 GB 20 euro and a Raspbery Pi 4 and printed my own case.