Volumio and uptime

I just installed Volumio on my pi, added a dac and is quite content with my solution. The only thing I am curious about is how the pi being always on will affect its lifetime, or what would be a good routine for keeping it accessible, while keeping it well maintained?

My Pi4 is with me since more than a year. Running day and night. A cheap cooling box, no more attention. CPU temp always between 45 to 52° celsius. I use it only for streaming Qobuz and Tidal with Volumio. No issues so long. What more to expect from a 40 € item?

My setup has run for around 3 years now, it’s always on (unless there’s a power outage). Mine is an R Pi3B+ and Allo Boss DAC.

I routinely have my lil boards run for months on end with no issues… This here was an early buster beta for last year…

Welcome to Volumio for NanoPi Neo2 (5.4.23-sunxi64 aarch64)
Last login: Fri Mar 13 22:59:37 2020 from 192.168.1.151
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Volumio Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
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Welcome to Volumio for NanoPi Neo2 (5.4.23-sunxi64 aarch64)
Last login: Fri Mar 13 22:59:37 2020 from 192.168.20.145
volumio@neovol:~$ uptime
 20:28:36 up 104 days, 21:34,  1 user,  load average: 0.05, 0.01, 0.00

This is the main pi serving the house…

~$ uptime
 13:58:47 up 226 days, 21:17,  2 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00

These things are quite hardy, and care is taken to ensure you don’t run though SD cards!

I just installed Volumio on my pi, added a dac and is quite content with my solution. The only thing I am curious about is how the pi being always on will affect its lifetime, or what would be a good routine for keeping it accessible, while keeping it well maintained? <spamlink removed>

issue got solved!!