NVME USB drives Realtek RTL9210/RTL9220 Firmware Version 1.xx

spike_V_sky wrote:

@cyberops

Have you used the correct config file from your enclouser when you flashed the new firmware ?
Have you checked if the usb port where the enclouser is connect is 3.1 or 2.0 ?

i used the default config file that was in the app (used all the default, ill post a printscreen soon). where can i find the correct config or how can i tell that im using the correct one?
i used an usb 3.0 (blue one in the photo) port but i didnt use the supplied cable, probably this was the problem. should i use a 3.1 usb port (red usb port)? 

 

thank you for your help
 

 

Instead, use the USB-C port in USB 3.2 X2 (20Gbps) to have the best speed (I also use USB-C with a 1M cable) otherwise the blue port is normally sufficient for 10Gbps 

admin wrote:

 

Instead, use the USB-C port in USB 3.2 X2 (20Gbps) to have the best speed (I also use USB-C with a 1M cable) otherwise the blue port is normally sufficient for 10Gbps 

thank you for explanation and regarding firmware update? i used this settings:
 

 

admin wrote:

 

Instead, use the USB-C port in USB 3.2 X2 (20Gbps) to have the best speed (I also use USB-C with a 1M cable) otherwise the blue port is normally sufficient for 10Gbps 

it seems that the cable i was using was not the best one. the left image is using usb-c provided cable, right image is using usb in a usb 3.0.

I still have problems (i think it powers down) with the device while working. does someone have any idea why? this happens in a old barebone with usb 2.0. is this because of not enough power?
 


just found this:
github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4130
 

This Github issue is for RTL9210 revision A. Revision B is not affected by this issue.

So, which USB enclosure chipset do you use? RTL9210 or RTL9210B?

EDIT: my bad: github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4130...uecomment-1272172747