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My main reason to pick a Pico over a Zero is reliability: I can be
sure a Pico will boot up every time, but I find it a lottery whether a
Pi will successfully boot or whether it's corrupted its SD for some
reason or another and won't boot. I thought PiOSs was supposed to
automatically fsck the disc and reboot with everything clean if a
problem was detected, but for whatever reason this doesn't work - I
have to keep pulling cards and fscking them before the Pi will boot
again.
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Anyone have any insights into why this is? These Pis are getting
power pulled from them rather than a proper shutdown, but in the case
where they're sensors or whatever it's just a fact of life they get
power interrupted without shutdown sometimes.
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One of my Pis has OpenWRT which I thought would help the corruption
issue as it's designed for routers which don't modify their flash very
often, but even that's got to the state of not booting - I need to
investigate further.
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