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Raspberry Pi 2 is unstable.

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Today has received the Pi2 and was totally disappointed. Is very unstable. I do not even managed to set up the system. After a minute or two system is down. Then apparently fray fs continue after any issues downloading the same message "End Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)". That's all.image

  • in reply to konakcc

    Hi!

     

    There are different kinds of bags. There may be a confusion between anti-static bags, conductive bags, and exactly what part

    of anti-static bags is conductive.

     

    The anti-static bags may have conductive layers, or conductive material, but often it is part of an internal layer.

    For example, this manufacturer states 10^8 to 10^11 ohm surface resistance, which is quite high, beyond my handheld Fluke measurement capability (I have tried it).

    That would be safe from a conductivity point of view. The layers do not split on the bag mentioned. They may with other bags. No idea.

     

    There are very conductive bags too, they are called (unsurprisingly) conductive bags, but they are usually black in colour. They have a very low surface resistance (less than 1kohm is

    possible!), definitely not suitable for placing powered circuits on top of. They are fantastic for storing MOSFETs though. They are easily measurable with any handheld multimeter.