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                "heading_path": "N06 M.2 NVME SSD USB Adapter for RPi 5",
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                "content": "The N06 M.2 NVMe SSD USB Adapter is a compact and versatile expansion board designed to seamlessly integrate with the Raspberry Pi 5. It provides a convenient way to connect M.2 NVMe SSDs to your Raspberry Pi via a USB 3.0 interface, enhancing storage capabilities without the need for additional cabling or system configuration changes.<\/br>\n\n NOTE: This adapter board support M.2 NVME ONLY!!! And only support our own USB converter!\n NOTE: This adapter board support M.2 NVME ONLY!!! And only support our own USB converter!\n NOTE: This adapter board support M.2 NVME ONLY!!! And only support our own USB converter!",
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                "content": "-   <strong>USB 3.0 Interface:<\/strong> Communicates with the Raspberry Pi 5 using a single USB 3.0 connection for both power and data transfer.\n-   <strong>Plug-and-Play:<\/strong> Instantly recognized by the Raspberry Pi without the need for system modifications or additional drivers.\n-   <strong>Versatile SSD Support:<\/strong> Compatible with a range of M.2 NVMe SSD sizes including 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280.\n-   <strong>Easy Installation:<\/strong> Designed to be mounted on the bottom of the Raspberry Pi for a clean and tidy setup.\n-   <strong>High-Speed Data Transfer:<\/strong> Leverages the USB 3.0 bandwidth to achieve high read\/write speeds, enhancing the overall performance of the Raspberry Pi.",
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                "content": "-   <strong>Form Factor: <\/strong> M.2 NVMe SSD Adapter\n-   <strong>Interface: <\/strong> USB 3.0 Type-A to M.2\n-   <strong>SSD Sizes Supported: <\/strong> 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280\n-   <strong>Data Transfer Rate: <\/strong> Up to the maximum speed supported by USB 3.0 (5 Gbps)\n-   <strong>\\*Operating Temperature: <\/strong> 0°C to 70°C (32°F to 158°F)\n-   <strong>Storage Capacity: <\/strong> Varies depending on the SSD used (up to 4TB as per current SSD offerings)\n-   <strong>Power Requirements: <\/strong> Powered through USB 3.0 connection",
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                "content": "-   Product outlook\n\n<img src=\"EP-0239-01.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-01.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-01.jpg\" \/>\n<img src=\"EP-0239-02.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-02.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-02.jpg\" \/>\n\\* Dimension <img src=\"EP-0239-03.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-03.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-03.jpg\" \/>\n\\* M.2 NVMe SSD size supported <img src=\"EP-0239-06.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-06.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-06.jpg\" \/>",
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                "content": "-   Please assemble it according to following figure.\n\n<img src=\"EP-0239-IN.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-IN.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-IN.jpg\" \/>\n\\* Result： <img src=\"EP-0239-04.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-04.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-04.jpg\" \/>\n<img src=\"EP-0239-05.jpg\" title=\"EP-0239-05.jpg\" width=\"800\" alt=\"EP-0239-05.jpg\" \/>",
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                "heading_path": "How to check the disk and use it?",
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                "content": "-   Boot up your Raspberry Pi, and open a terminal, and typing following command to check if the disk has been recognized:\n\n<!-- -->\n\nlsusb\n    lsblk\n\nThe output be like: <img src=\"Lsblk-device2.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device2.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device2.png\" \/>\n<img src=\"Lsblk-device3.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device3.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device3.png\" \/>\n\\* Partitioning the NVMe SSD by using \\`fdisk\\` command: Please NOTE: Backup your important data before you do next step!!!! This step will clean up all of your data on the disk!!!\n\nsudo fdisk \/dev\/sda\n\n<img src=\"Lsblk-device4.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device4.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device4.png\" \/>\nCreate new partition by following figure: <img src=\"Lsblk-device5.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device5.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device5.png\" \/>\nDo remember save the partition table by using \\`w\\` command. <img src=\"Lsblk-device6.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device6.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device6.png\" \/>\n\\* Formating the Partition by using \\`mkfs\\` command:\n\nsudo mkfs -t ext4 \/dev\/sda1\n\nor\n\nsudo mkfs.ext4 \/dev\/sda1",
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                "content": "<img src=\"Lsblk-device7.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device7.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device7.png\" \/>\nand then make a directory as the disk mounting point, and mount the partition to mounting point：\n\nmkdir mydata\n\nsudo mount -t ext4 \/dev\/sda1  \/home\/pi\/mydata -v\n\nyou can change the mounting point as your own.\n\n<img src=\"Lsblk-device8.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device8.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device8.png\" \/>\n\n-   Check the status of the mounting disk\n\n<img src=\"Lsblk-device9.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device9.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device9.png\" \/>\n\\* Grant privileges to your account and try to create a test file in it: <img src=\"Lsblk-device10.png\" title=\"Lsblk-device10.png\" width=\"800\" alt=\"Lsblk-device10.png\" \/>",
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                "content": "-   N06 M.2 NVME SSD USB Adapter for RPi 5, USB adapter for RPi 5, M.2 NVME SSD adapter, Raspberry Pi 5 USB disk expansion board.",
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