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We are actually IIAB partners, we attribute to all the various OOS projects (Kiwix, IIAB)in our credits and comply with all the licensing. Our goal was just to
by prepperdisk 1y ago
We are actually IIAB partners, we attribute to all the various OOS projects (Kiwix, IIAB)in our credits and comply with all the licensing. Our goal was just to make those packages polished as a consumer product and add newer content (some licensed and some commissioned ).
- blacksmith_tb 1y agoCurious why you went with a 512GB SD card for the Prepperdisk, instead of a usb drive? I guess it might make the enclosure bigger, but every RPi thing I have built has been undone by SD card corruption (unless I used the overlay filesystem).
- int_19h 1y agoThese things shouldn't need writable FS though.
- prepperdisk 1y agoGood question. Cost and ease of use were the primary drivers. It’s a read-heavy / write-light which means we came expect more life than some use cases. Alternatively we went with nvme on the 1TB/LLM model due to its heavier write profile. Making a backup of the SD card is wise though as a backup.
- kh_hk 1y agoAnd yet there's neither mention of projects over https://www.prepperdisk.com/pages/about-us https://www.prepperdisk.com/pages/about-us
- squigz 1y agoYeah, the only mention I can find of many of the open-source projects they use seems to be in one of the FAQs.
- entropie 1y agoAnd even with you writing that it was not easy to find because its under an unrelated topic.
- prepperdisk 1y agoGood feedback. Most of our customers are shopping for a turnkey device and we try not to include prominent details that can confuse that use cases. But we are going to elevate the content for folks that would be interested (today).