Hi,
I have bought a Argon M.2 case. That's the familiar Argon One case, but now with a "bottom half" that can house a M.2 disk.
The M.2 in the bottom has an USB3 port & comes with a connector to connect to the ower USB3 port on the Pi4.
So effectively it is a USB disk & I have tested it with a Win10 machine. This recognises it a such without problems & have formatted it on that as NTFS.
Also, as the bottom half makes the SD card effectively inaccessible without taking it apart, it's better to boot from a USB drive. That works.
The idea is that M.2 drive will hold music files and nothing else.
shows that the disk is there as dev/sda. So far, so good!
But I do not see it in the library. I can add it manually through the /etc/fstab, but I am not sure if that is the proper way to go about it in moOde.
Is there another way to get it mounted?
Regards.
I have bought a Argon M.2 case. That's the familiar Argon One case, but now with a "bottom half" that can house a M.2 disk.
The M.2 in the bottom has an USB3 port & comes with a connector to connect to the ower USB3 port on the Pi4.
So effectively it is a USB disk & I have tested it with a Win10 machine. This recognises it a such without problems & have formatted it on that as NTFS.
Also, as the bottom half makes the SD card effectively inaccessible without taking it apart, it's better to boot from a USB drive. That works.
The idea is that M.2 drive will hold music files and nothing else.
Code:
sudo fdisk -lshows that the disk is there as dev/sda. So far, so good!
But I do not see it in the library. I can add it manually through the /etc/fstab, but I am not sure if that is the proper way to go about it in moOde.
Is there another way to get it mounted?
Regards.
