Does anyone have an idea why my Raspberry Pi 1 (2011) won't boot with a specific SD card?
I did a full writing/reading test by md5summing the reading result with the test data and it seems perfectly fine.
I had Raspbian installed on that SD card before and it booted, but now it won't boot anymore, no matter how many times I flash it. Other SD cards work fine.
Do the package transitions make more waste (due to co2 emissions at least) than actually recycling e-waste instead of sending them back and forth? Just wandering.
Where is the BUY button? I read the previous article when it was trending on HN and wanted to perhaps buy one if shipping wouldn't cost much. But I don't know how to.
Apple has a page with pictures of lush green forests and deep blue oceans, so what you're saying can't possibly be true. They would never create mountains of e-waste, because their products are impossible to repair.
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I had Raspbian installed on that SD card before and it booted, but now it won't boot anymore, no matter how many times I flash it. Other SD cards work fine.
It may also just be a marginal card - perhaps one of the fingers is missing a contact spot in just the place the Pi needs to see it.
I don't know if the Pi can boot from a USB flash reader, but you could try that.
[1]: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/sd-ca...
Anyone?
Part 2 of their blog had a link to one of their listings:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Raspberry-pi-model-b-x2/274658053...
I really wish old phones would have unlockable bootloaders and upstream hardware support.
Millions of devices which could be reused consigned to the dustbin.
https://www.apple.com/environment/