06-27-2025, 03:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-27-2025, 03:20 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
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@alexarz
There is nothing special about a USB drive from moOde's point of view.
Whether a SD/uSD card, a USB drive, or a PCIe SSD drive, they each contain one or more partitions. Each partition contains a file system.
Once mounted in Raspberry Pi OS (which takes care of details like accessing the drives and dealing with different types of file systems), all those individual file systems are integrated into one unified file system which is rooted at "/".
For convenience, the mount points used in moOde are given names signicant to humans, like /mnt/OSDISK, but those names don't convey any meaning to RPiOS or moOde. Since this is a Linux file system, there can a question of the ownership and access rights for the directories and files, but usually it can be answered by a simple examination (using ls -lR, for example).
I've never had any difficulty mounting mechanical or solid-state USB drives to my moOde players. Yes, USB 2.0 throughput is somewhat slow; pure USB 3.0 throughput is significantly faster. However, neither causes slowdowns like what you report.
I still believe the crux of your problem lies in the nature of the files you have on those drives.
Pointing to "me too" posts by other users isn't helpful if they don't provide information which can lead to a diagnosis.
I won't have more to say unless and until I find some minimum reproducible example that generates the few symptoms which have been reported.
Regards,
Kent
PS - the translation software being used these days is really quite good.
There is nothing special about a USB drive from moOde's point of view.
Whether a SD/uSD card, a USB drive, or a PCIe SSD drive, they each contain one or more partitions. Each partition contains a file system.
Once mounted in Raspberry Pi OS (which takes care of details like accessing the drives and dealing with different types of file systems), all those individual file systems are integrated into one unified file system which is rooted at "/".
For convenience, the mount points used in moOde are given names signicant to humans, like /mnt/OSDISK, but those names don't convey any meaning to RPiOS or moOde. Since this is a Linux file system, there can a question of the ownership and access rights for the directories and files, but usually it can be answered by a simple examination (using ls -lR, for example).
I've never had any difficulty mounting mechanical or solid-state USB drives to my moOde players. Yes, USB 2.0 throughput is somewhat slow; pure USB 3.0 throughput is significantly faster. However, neither causes slowdowns like what you report.
I still believe the crux of your problem lies in the nature of the files you have on those drives.
Pointing to "me too" posts by other users isn't helpful if they don't provide information which can lead to a diagnosis.
I won't have more to say unless and until I find some minimum reproducible example that generates the few symptoms which have been reported.
Regards,
Kent
PS - the translation software being used these days is really quite good.