Am Mon, Feb 24, 2025 at 02:44:56PM -0600 schrieb Dale:

> I'll admit, I may create a encrypted partition on the thing with some
> videos as a backup.  If for example a hard drive goes bad, or is going
> bad, I can power the drives down and just watch videos on the m.2
> stick.  Speed isn't a real big deal.  I just want it to work.  Oh, I'd
> be more worried about the USB speed myself.  I'm not sure what version
> of 3 my mobo has but I suspect the bandwidth will max out on the USB
> before the m.2 does. 

You suspect correctly.

The USB 3 family starts at 5 Gbps. All but the cheapest boards have at least 
one 10 Gbps USB, either as USB-A or USB-C. Some at the back, some as a new 
internal connector for a USB-C socket at the case front. Still rare are USBs 
with 20 Gbps. But I think your board was quite a good model, no? I tried to 
find it out by perusing old threads, but they are a bit confusing at times.^^

I found mentions of Asus Prime X670-P and of Asus B550 Plus. The former has 
a 20 Gbps socket, the latter only provides 10 Gbps.


> I did reach out to the seller.  I thought I was buying from Crucial
> itself but turns out it was someone else.  I eventually found a way to
> contact them.  I told them about the misleading title and that I would
> likely keep the stick anyway.  So far, I got it in the enclosure and
> connected.  It shows up just like a SATA drive does.  Now to format. 
> 
> I have a Samsung Android phone.  My sis-n-law has a Iphone thing, Apple
> type.  What file system is best for both of these to work?  I read exFAT
> but other sites say something else.

You need a common denominator. ExFat is a good candidate, methinks, as it 
won’t give any issues with file permissions. Since I’ve never held an iOS 
device in my hands, I have no idea about what FS they support. But the 
answer should be just a short DuckDuck away. :)

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