I use my pi to run Adguard Home, a PHP link saver and file server I wrote, and a little flask app that I wrote to learn Python. So, it's always on and I was worried about writes to the SD card eventually corrupting it.
What I did was follow a guide to edit Fstab so that only the boot partition (?correct term?) Is on the SD, root has it's own USB, and the files for the file server sit on their own USB.
This way, most writes are on the root and file server usb's, saving the SD card.
It's been running for several months like this with no failures. If I can find that guide, I'll link it.
I use my pi to run Adguard Home, a PHP link saver and file server I wrote, and a little flask app that I wrote to learn Python. So, it's always on and I was worried about writes to the SD card eventually corrupting it.
What I did was follow a guide to edit Fstab so that only the boot partition (?correct term?) Is on the SD, root has it's own USB, and the files for the file server sit on their own USB.
This way, most writes are on the root and file server usb's, saving the SD card.
It's been running for several months like this with no failures. If I can find that guide, I'll link it.
> sweet tyvm. You post on the sub if its about Raspberry Pi info too btw
>> sweet tyvm. You post on the sub if its about Raspberry Pi info too btw
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