Jinnkunn
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3 weeks ago Yes, we should proceed with caution, particularly because we’re using an SD card for storage. We also need to determine an optimal buffer size to limit locally stored data. If the stored data exceeds this size, older data should automatically be deleted to maintain storage efficiency.
Alternatively, if we need to store data locally for an extended period, we could add an additional storage device to the Pi to reduce frequent read-write operations on the SD card.
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I noticed that in many cases, the processes that run remotely (receiving the data from the Raspberry) can fail for some unknown reason. I believe we should save the data locally, even if we don't have much space, just to avoid losing it. If the memory overflows, we clear the data and start storing it again.
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I noticed that in many cases, the processes that run remotely (receiving the data from the Raspberry) can fail for some unknown reason. I believe we should save the data locally, even if we don't have much space, just to avoid losing it. If the memory overflows, we clear the data and start storing it again.