SBCs often run on sd cards or emmc modules so there are other possibilities than a standard desktop computer.
bartolomeo
joined 1 year ago
I only have the OS on the sd card and I pop that out and dd a copy to my backup drive every 6 months or so. For that reason I like to use small sd cards like 8gb size. All other drives on the machine are external or network drives and those have their own backup routine with rsync.
Do you use only the sd card or what kind of storage system do you have on your sbc?
And shouting in Hebrew.
Yea, I couldn't get to the protest part because of the paywall. It's not up on archive.is yet.
"We didn't do it, and if we did it was fair use, and if it wasn't progress will be hampered if rules and regulations are too strict."
Wasn't rating sticks banned on some instances for not being sophisticatedly pretentious enough?
But for gods sake don't install on bare metal
That's right, thanks for correcting me.
What kind of solution are we talking?
Don't you think that would be like "meet the new boss, same as the old boss"? Usually when terrorists are taken out violently they are replaced by even more extreme terrorists.
How do you think it would actually play out if the burger empire vanished?
The only down side I can see with that setup is that should the sd card fail you'll have to reinstall the OS on a new card and then install and configure all the programs you had before. For my set up that would be a pain in the neck but it depends on your specific use case.