I tested the SD card and it is fine.
Turns out the pi was getting an undervoltage warning and turning off. Interesting because the adapter is rated 15W (5v 3a) and the Pi5 never pulled more than 8 watts. So must have been a crappy adapter.
On the other adapter, even though it was a macbook adapter rated 45W, I was using a USBA to USBC adapter - my guess is the adapter was rated just for data and not high power. Once I switched to a usb c to usb c cable with the macbook adapter, the Pi5 has been running OK.
Turns out the pi was getting an undervoltage warning and turning off. Interesting because the adapter is rated 15W (5v 3a) and the Pi5 never pulled more than 8 watts. So must have been a crappy adapter.
On the other adapter, even though it was a macbook adapter rated 45W, I was using a USBA to USBC adapter - my guess is the adapter was rated just for data and not high power. Once I switched to a usb c to usb c cable with the macbook adapter, the Pi5 has been running OK.
Statistics: Posted by darnitdiy — Wed Mar 13, 2024 12:33 am