[PROBLEM] Playback problem since update to Leia

[Nachteule]

(13th Jun, 2019 06:35 AM)Don Pedro Wrote:  

(12th Jun, 2019 10:25 PM)Nachteule Wrote:  FYI, fs is still compressed, but instead of LZ4 it is LZO compressed now

OK, didn't know that. Whatever is the case, the advantage here is that now I can mount the card on any other Linux distro, not just xbian.

That's why LZO compression is supported by all Linux distributions, and LZ4 required a special patched kernel and btrfs binary

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Quote:Seems your Pi3 is a sd-card killer.

I had similar problem about 2 years ago, a lot of Samsung sd-cards were broken, not only XBian installation were affected. All cards failed with the same error: cards could not be written anymore.

I do not know how many data you're writing to sd-card. In my case, I do not write a lot of data to it - no videos, no audios, no tv recordings, nothing. Just OS on the sd-card

Here the cards failed with different errors. And same as you, I have just the naked OS on the Pi. All video, pictures, audio, etc. are on my Debian server (tvheadend). So the only thing the Pi is writing is logfiles, snapshots, updates, etc. The usual minimum stuff, nothing else.

So, that's definitely not normal. I have 7 devices in use, and apart from the mass extinction 2 years ago, never had problems before and after. I'm using Sandisk pro (16GB) now.

Maybe there is different reason for your sd-card death:
I've read in an computer magazine, that most of the sd-cards in Android phones are dying due to the power save options used by the phone, and not by writing too much data on the card.

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Quote:If you don't write a lot of data to card, I would suppose that your Pi3 has hardware issue when writing data to sd-card

As said, the last FS corruption was on a USB stick, currently not using a card anymore. Will keep an eye on it...

Cheerz

Yes, you should do that