I bought a Raspberry Pi M2 HAT+ and did not use the supplied black 16 mm stacking headers, but the 12 mm stacking headers with thread on top, so that the GPIO strip remains accessible, which would have disappeared if the 16 mm stacking headers had been used.
So I connected the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ to the Raspberry PI 5 with the supplied cable, plugged it in, screwed on another four 12 mm stacking headers and attached the IQ AUDIO DIGI AMP+.
Unfortunately, I no longer have any 2.5 mm nuts to secure the AMP module.
But now to the problem:
I have inserted an NVME with M-Key in form factor 2230 with 1 TB. This was recognized by MOODE, I was able to mount it, format it, SMB and NFS activated, access via files in Ubuntu revealed 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used, 24.4 GB free.
So I removed the NVME, inserted it into the Inateck USB enclosure, Files shows 1 TB, ext4.
I have copied all my music to the NVME, more than 800 GB.
I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed.
In files via SMB or NFS, however, I was able to access, delete and write the files, so 1 TB was actually available.
But now I have formatted the NVME again with MOODE, again 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used and 24.4 GB free, again inserted into the Inateck USB enclosure, actually 1 TB again, 1.4 % occupied.
What is the problem?
I bought a Raspberry Pi M2 HAT+ and did not use the supplied black 16 mm stacking headers, but the 12 mm stacking headers with thread on top, so that the GPIO strip remains accessible, which would have disappeared if the 16 mm stacking headers had been used.
So I connected the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ to the Raspberry PI 5 with the supplied cable, plugged it in, screwed on another four 12 mm stacking headers and attached the IQ AUDIO DIGI AMP+.
Unfortunately, I no longer have any 2.5 mm nuts to secure the AMP module.
But now to the problem:
I have inserted an NVME with M-Key in form factor 2230 with 1 TB. This was recognized by MOODE, I was able to mount it, format it, SMB and NFS activated, access via files in Ubuntu revealed 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used, 24.4 GB free.
So I removed the NVME, inserted it into the Inateck USB enclosure, Files shows 1 TB, ext4.
I have copied all my music to the NVME, more than 800 GB.
I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed.
In files via SMB or NFS, however, I was able to access, delete and write the files, so 1 TB was actually available.
But now I have formatted the NVME again with MOODE, again 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used and 24.4 GB free, again inserted into the Inateck USB enclosure, actually 1 TB again, 1.4 % occupied.
What is the problem?
I don't use CIF/SMB so no kind of expert but is it possible you have created a CIF share on the drive but copied your music files to a different folder/partition?
04-19-2025, 09:30 AM (This post was last modified: 04-19-2025, 09:32 AM by D3D5S.)
Hello!
I didn't create a CIF share on the drive, but copied my music files to a different folder/partition, MOODE did.
Now I have done, what I didn't want to do.
I have inserted the NVME into the Inateck USB device, flashed via Raspberry Pi Imager moode 9.3.2, inserted the NVME in the M.2 HAT+ again, now MOODE is running from the NVME, it's fast, but not what I wanted to.
Now i can copy my music via networking cable connected to the Raspberry Pi 5 with a speed of around 91 MB/s, over WLAN it's 7,4 MB/s.
But what I originally wanted, is an image of MOODE on the SD-Card, my music on the NVME.
Why isn´t this working proper?
I bought a Raspberry Pi M2 HAT+ and did not use the supplied black 16 mm stacking headers, but the 12 mm stacking headers with thread on top, so that the GPIO strip remains accessible, which would have disappeared if the 16 mm stacking headers had been used.
So I connected the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ to the Raspberry PI 5 with the supplied cable, plugged it in, screwed on another four 12 mm stacking headers and attached the IQ AUDIO DIGI AMP+.
Unfortunately, I no longer have any 2.5 mm nuts to secure the AMP module.
But now to the problem:
I have inserted an NVME with M-Key in form factor 2230 with 1 TB. This was recognized by MOODE, I was able to mount it, format it, SMB and NFS activated, access via files in Ubuntu revealed 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used, 24.4 GB free.
So I removed the NVME, inserted it into the Inateck USB enclosure, Files shows 1 TB, ext4.
I have copied all my music to the NVME, more than 800 GB.
I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed.
In files via SMB or NFS, however, I was able to access, delete and write the files, so 1 TB was actually available.
But now I have formatted the NVME again with MOODE, again 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used and 24.4 GB free, again inserted into the Inateck USB enclosure, actually 1 TB again, 1.4 % occupied.
What is the problem?
What do you mean by "files are not displayed" at the step below?
"I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed."
I bought a Raspberry Pi M2 HAT+ and did not use the supplied black 16 mm stacking headers, but the 12 mm stacking headers with thread on top, so that the GPIO strip remains accessible, which would have disappeared if the 16 mm stacking headers had been used.
So I connected the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ to the Raspberry PI 5 with the supplied cable, plugged it in, screwed on another four 12 mm stacking headers and attached the IQ AUDIO DIGI AMP+.
Unfortunately, I no longer have any 2.5 mm nuts to secure the AMP module.
But now to the problem:
I have inserted an NVME with M-Key in form factor 2230 with 1 TB. This was recognized by MOODE, I was able to mount it, format it, SMB and NFS activated, access via files in Ubuntu revealed 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used, 24.4 GB free.
So I removed the NVME, inserted it into the Inateck USB enclosure, Files shows 1 TB, ext4.
I have copied all my music to the NVME, more than 800 GB.
I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed.
In files via SMB or NFS, however, I was able to access, delete and write the files, so 1 TB was actually available.
But now I have formatted the NVME again with MOODE, again 29.9 GB total, 5.5 GB used and 24.4 GB free, again inserted into the Inateck USB enclosure, actually 1 TB again, 1.4 % occupied.
What is the problem?
What do you mean by "files are not displayed" at the step below?
"I inserted it into the M.2 HAT+ and turned MOODE on again, the integration works fine, but the files are not displayed."
Hello Tim!
I meant, that by clicking on NVME at the menu no folders nor files were shown.
When I insert the Inateck USB enclosure with the 1 TB 2280 NVME inside with all my music on it, it's displayed under USB. There is no problem with it.
As already written, I would like to have the music on the NVME, MOODE running from the SD-Card.
(04-19-2025, 12:00 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: After you loaded the NVMe drive with your music files, reattached it to the PCIe port and powered up the Pi did you do:
1. Confirm its mounted (green check mark in Library Config)
2. Menu > Update library?
Yes!
But only regenerate music database let the M.2 HAT+ to be blinking.
My only RPi5B with NVMe SSD HAT is tied up in another use at the moment so I can't experiment but this discrepancy in file system size vs drive size sounds suspiciously like the difference between the size of one partition vs the size of the drive. In this hypothesis, the "missing" music could be in a file system on a different partition than the one mounted in moOde.
