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Slow pigpio, much slower than RPi.GPIO
Thanks or your answer.
So I decided to write a shared library in C with functions from pigpiod (in C), so that I can call them from Python. Overall the performance is much better now, but every second,...
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Slow pigpio, much slower than RPi.GPIO
You are reinventing the wheel.
If you did any research you would realise pigpio uses a socket interface which inevitably has a significant overhead BUT if you use it appropriately it is the most ...
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How can I run a Raspberry Pi for a long time without disk failures?
Sorry, tl-dr;
i have 2 PIs with runtime well over months; let me share my 2 cents -
get really good power supply. I use a settable DC-DC buck modules from china, that i am able to set PRECISELY to 5,...
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How can I run a Raspberry Pi for a long time without disk failures?
I have to agree w/ the other answer here in that your experience does not seem to match that of most users... certainly not mine. FWIW, I've got 4 systems (B+, 3B+, Zero W & 4B) that remain ...
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How can I run a Raspberry Pi for a long time without disk failures?
You are obviously doing something wrong (although you have failed to explain what or provided any diagnostics). You don't even mention what Pi or what OS.
I run several Pi continuously (one running a ...
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