On Sat, 29 Jun 2019 01:42:01 -0700 (PDT), James Harris
 declaimed the following:

>
>How, er, fast does it go?
>

 Not the most useful observation, but...

I'd updated both 3B+, 4B2G, and 4B4G to the most recent Noobs Raspbian last
week. Today I ran "sudo apt-get update/sudo apt-get upgrade" on systems
(main item: an SSL update). While the second 3B+ was processing the
"upgrade" phase, I plugged in the 4B2G. I was able to run the same
update/upgrade, shutdown, swap with the 4B4G, update/upgrade (needed two
updates -- NTP had not synched the time and it rejected a repository for
being invalid [the R-Pi was using the last boot time, and the repository
was dated five days in the future ]), and shutdown... ALL BEFORE the 3B+
finished its upgrade of the same files.

 Either that 3B+ has a very slow SD card, or a distinct speed
difference.


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