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Impressive. Now I can choose to trust my data to a shitty USB stick or a shitty no brand USB to SATA bridge... Just give me a native SATA or NVMe port.
by hughrr 5y ago
Impressive. Now I can choose to trust my data to a shitty USB stick or a shitty no brand USB to SATA bridge...
Just give me a native SATA or NVMe port.
- afavour 5y agoJust a thought: maybe don't buy a shitty USB stick? You're talking as if reliable USB SSD drives from established brands simply don't exist. I'm sorry the $35 computer doesn't have all the storage connections you'd like it to. It's still very useful for the rest of us.
- krageon 5y agoI had a feeling there'd be a hat for this and I was correct: https://geekworm.com/products/for-raspberry-pi-4-x873-v1-2-m-2-nvme-ssd-storage-expansion-board-support-key-m-2280-ssd https://geekworm.com/products/for-raspberry-pi-4-x873-v1-2-m... There you go, now you too can use a Pi :)
- hughrr 5y agoNo - that's a shitty USB to NVMe bridge repackaged as a hat for it. It's just pretending. I want a couple of PCIe lines on the SoC on an M2 NVMe connector. That's all.