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lome_kingar2013-05-23 16:27:20
Raspberry Pi
lome_kingar, 2013-05-23 16:27:20

Raspberry pi is shutting down. Marriage or food problems?

Uploaded Raspbian to SD card. The device turns off (the screen goes blank, stops responding to everything) a short time after starting. (1-5 minutes. The OS has time to boot by then.)
Google says to check the voltage on the board. I measured it - 4.5 V. The power supply from Sony is 1.5 A. I tried the power supply from Asus at 2 A and even connected them in parallel, but the result is still the same. What to do? Carry it back or look for another power supply?

PS: I also tried it from a computer.

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lome_kingar, 2013-06-10
@lome_kingar

It was a marriage. I returned it to the seller, they did an examination and replaced it. Thank you all for your help.

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Andrey Burov, 2013-05-23
@BuriK666

Maybe the OS is buggy? try Pidora to put

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Ethiopian, 2013-05-23
@Ethiopian

And what about the temperature? There was a lot of information on the Internet about overheating.

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kolegich, 2013-05-23
@kolegich

I don’t think it’s a power supply, I have it powered by an old 500mA charger. And USB is not loaded with anything? It's worth keeping an eye on dmesg, maybe it will clear something up.

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nochkin, 2013-05-23
@nochkin

4.5V is where? At the output of the power supply? I think this is out of range (+-0.25V).
If this is Model A, then you can safely run it from the computer's USB port (most importantly, not through the USB hub).

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Dmitry Skogorev, 2013-05-24
@EnterSandman

power from usb computer or laptop

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Hoshi, 2013-05-27
@Hoshi

Try re-uploading the image to a USB flash drive, there was a similar case, the fs was beaten, it seemed like it started loading, but then it stopped and started blinking weakly with a green LED (I don’t know what was on the screen, but ssh didn’t rise). Fixing the fs / reuploading the image helped me.
Overclocked? at a frequency of 1 GHz, the axis often either did not start or immediately hung. (I think there was not enough voltage because it fed 5V / 0.55A).
PS: I have Raspbian.

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