Let's Play Mini-card-sized Computer Boards on the Business!
summary
Examines whether mini card computers survive real production: shows benchmarks hitting 970 MB/s on gigabit interfaces, documents frequent SD card failures and why eMMC or USB-boot is more reliable, and demonstrates power faults when consumer adapters deliver 1.9A vs 2.3A causing brownouts. Covers kernel/DTS update fragility, thermal needs for Jetson/RPi-class boards, and deployed use cases — solar-powered vineyard sensors (PM2.5, humidity, remote irrigation) and a Kubernetes cluster of SBCs — with practical fixes that make them work.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 9:48What is mini-card-sized computer?
- 11:02Why mini-card-sized computer?
- 13:44They were for educational use at the first
- 16:26Which disk media is useful..
- 23:05Kernel update is not so easy
- 25:38Windows Deployment Advanced
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