> then the card became unreadable and no data could be recovered Interesting. I've used 5 SD cards(all of them are Raspbian) and never had SD card corruption. I always buy a fresh SD card every year though.
1. Eject SD card from Raspberrypi. 2. Insert to Windows and launch Win32DiskImager. 3. "Read" data to image file. Save image file to safe place. (to restore, just "write" this image file to fresh SD card) I'm sorry for your data loss experience. But I think OS on SD card should be fine if you can pay a new card for every one year. The points are: 1. change /var/log/* to "tmpfs"(ramdisk). 2. change /tmp to tmpfs. 3. Configure apps not to write any logs. (and if it's required, point it to ramdisk) 4. Build your own personal server(not Google or Amazon I mean) is also an option. (try not to save data to SD card, instead, save it online server(owned)) I use my own xxxxxx.onion(tor hidden service with "HidServAuth" protection) for storage/work. I always buy Transcend's 8GB btw(bigger than OS's size = safer). I would like to know what Tails developer think about this :-) _______________________________________________ tails-support mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.boum.org/listinfo/tails-support To unsubscribe from this list, send an empty email to [email protected].
