Re: [mh] Misterhouse on Raspberry Pi?

When I started using an SSD over a decade ago or so (when burning out 
SSD's was a big concern, as lifetimes weren't initially 
specified/trusted), I reduced mh data saves by a factor of 5 (in the mh 
file itself in /bin), like so, which has served me well:

&object_states_save if &new_minute(5) and !($Time_Start_time or 
$Time_Stop_time);
#    &object_states_save if $New_Minute and !($Time_Start_time or 
$Time_Stop_time); # Skip if in accelerated mode

My current Samsung SSD has 81000 hrs on it - over 9yrs - and still 78% 
of its life left according the smartd.

I'd also be interested in a Pi guide as that may be the eventual mh 
destination.  I'm a big fan of the Picoreplayer which has a great 
feature of running totally from RAM once booted, so you can switch it 
off without worries.  Though mh needs to write status, I could forsee a 
picore or similar mini distro that includes mh, and saves its 
config/recovers (if lost) to network storage or cloud.


On 21/01/2021 7:54 pm, Gianni Veloce wrote:
> hi guys
> as my old Ubuntu laptop running MH is almost broken i am looking to 
> move to Raspberry Pi.
> is there any detailed guide how to setup MH on Rpi?
> and are any hints to avoid the abuse of the SD card with writes from 
> the OS and MH?
> Would installation on a USB drive help in this?
> TIA
> GV
>
>

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