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You wont get SD card corruption on an Orange Pi.
The reason is it does NOT uses a FAT32 partition for /boot
The Raspberry Pi, as good as it is, fails because it uses weak windows file systems for the boot partition. The / partition
is a linux ext4 but the boot partition allows windows users to edit the config files.
If you're running a distribution like Armbian, then your system has all the advantages of a raspberry Pi but none of its disadvantages.
In addition, when choosing a SD card for your Orange Pi make sure its from a reliable vendor like Sandisk.
I read write to my Orange Pi zero most days and it has no problem.
A power cut or failure results in failure to FAT file systems. This happened to my Orange Pi, result no corruption
just a reboot and in the log was a message about an invalid inode entry that was corrected.
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