1) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : boinccmd raspberry pi and major headaches (Message 2032925) Posted 18 Feb 2020 by n8xyn Post: Issue finally discovered. The sd card the os was on normally resizes itself to utilize the entire space. Unfortunately it didn't this time causing me days of searching for an answer. Not enough storage.

2) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : boinccmd raspberry pi and major headaches (Message 2032720) Posted 16 Feb 2020 by n8xyn Post: I've recently setup a few of my no longer in use single board computers to do seti@home work. They are all working headless and I converse with them via ssh. I have one raspberry pi 3 that I overclocked and had working until the sd card dies. After I reinstalled everything no matter what options I try with boinccmd I can't seem to get any work? Is there a way to maybe present this device as a totally new machine and get some work?

3) Message boards : Number crunching : Raspberry pi not getting any work (Message 2032593) Posted 16 Feb 2020 by n8xyn Post: I set up one of my pi's like the others and it received work. The card failed shortly into it. I reinstalled on a new card setup the same and attached but it's 3 days later and still no work. Any help appreciated.

4) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Raspberry Pi Build Memory Leak? (Message 1816872) Posted 13 Sep 2016 by n8xyn Post: Try adding this line to your "crontab" (sudo crontab -e) add the line 0 */6 * * * sync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches this will purge the memory caches every 4 hours, keeps my used memory around 160 megs or so. It has to be done with root permissions or the command wont run. Also you arnt running the gui? if so dont just boot into a terminal session instead, that saves ram and clock cycles.

 
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