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I would use a Logitech Unifier and a Natec Rhino Go USB3.0 external SSD case (NKZ-0941) with Asmedia chip, but these can only be detected by the USB2.0 ports. Of course, the major issue is with the SSD due to the degrades speed it has (¬31MB/s).
I tried the quirks hack in the /boot/cmdline.txt, but didn't change anything, the boot sequence is rolling through the options without seeing the solid state drive.
I read that the UASP support of the Raspberry Pi 4 is not that good, so I would like to finally find a solution to the problem.
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 174c:235c ASMedia Technology Inc. USB3.1 External HDD
Describe the bug
I would use a Logitech Unifier and a Natec Rhino Go USB3.0 external SSD case (NKZ-0941) with Asmedia chip, but these can only be detected by the USB2.0 ports. Of course, the major issue is with the SSD due to the degrades speed it has (¬31MB/s). I tried the quirks hack in the /boot/cmdline.txt, but didn't change anything, the boot sequence is rolling through the options without seeing the solid state drive. I read that the UASP support of the Raspberry Pi 4 is not that good, so I would like to finally find a solution to the problem.
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 174c:235c ASMedia Technology Inc. USB3.1 External HDD
I'll provide any other info as requested to assist. Thank you!
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Plug the external USB3-SATA case on a USB3.0 port and try to boot.
Device (s)
Raspberry Pi 4 Mod. B
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