Hi,
this sounds strange. An image is not able to "brick" an SDCard.
Some hints in general:
- If you use an mSDCard adapter to SDCard, make sure it is not set to write protection
- The ext4 filesystem is configured with default paramters, so no write restriction by the filesystem.
- On the piratebox OS side, we limit the writing on the SDCard to an intervall of 5 Minutes, shorter if more data is written. an unconditionally shutoff after setting the password will result in a not written change. If you performed a normal "reboot", that change should be stored because during that phase all open changes are commited to the SDCard.
Beside of this, please double check your setup on the computer and your pi.
Strange...
best regards
Matthias
this sounds strange. An image is not able to "brick" an SDCard.
Some hints in general:
- If you use an mSDCard adapter to SDCard, make sure it is not set to write protection
- The ext4 filesystem is configured with default paramters, so no write restriction by the filesystem.
- On the piratebox OS side, we limit the writing on the SDCard to an intervall of 5 Minutes, shorter if more data is written. an unconditionally shutoff after setting the password will result in a not written change. If you performed a normal "reboot", that change should be stored because during that phase all open changes are commited to the SDCard.
Beside of this, please double check your setup on the computer and your pi.
Strange...
best regards
Matthias