Hi, do someone knows if it's possible to connect a sata/esata ecc. hard drive to a gpio port on a minipc board?
In this case i'm asking about a Odroid C1+ !
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In this case i'm asking about a Odroid C1+ !
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Ok, it's what i was afraid of....
Do you know a powerfull enough (likeC1+)sbc pc with sata connector?
Do you know a powerfull enough (likeC1+)sbc pc with sata connector?
I was not able to google out output of lsusb command for this board. It would tell you which USB controller is the USB-SATA bridge hooked to. The H3 block diagram H3_Allwinner Technology talks about 3 USB hosts, I would assume 3 independent USB controllers (i.e. busses).
It seems that the odroid c1+ have an indipendent mini usb too, someone say on a second bus, but i'm not able to verify it!
Ok, but i don't have the board yet, i've found this on the net:
........So when you have touch module, plug it in to C1 or Linux desktop and run "lsusb" command. It will show you the USB device list with such IDs.......
........today I prove it and this is what I see when write lsusb on android terminal: http://s10.postimg.org/jidbqckgp/20150520_125109.jpg at this time I was using 3 ports, 1 for touch module, 1 for mouse and the other for keyboard.............
........So when you have touch module, plug it in to C1 or Linux desktop and run "lsusb" command. It will show you the USB device list with such IDs.......
........today I prove it and this is what I see when write lsusb on android terminal: http://s10.postimg.org/jidbqckgp/20150520_125109.jpg at this time I was using 3 ports, 1 for touch module, 1 for mouse and the other for keyboard.............
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
The lsusb printout shows there is nothing hooked to the second USB bus, while the first has a usb hub (very likely onboard) with MS mouse, Dell keyboard (with internal hub) and RPI touchscreen. The discussion (ODROID Forum • View topic - 9" lcd touch screen will run??) did not reveal which USB connectors the guy used.
Nevertheless the Odroid C1 block diagram http://dn.odroid.com/homebackup/201507/ODROID-C1+Blockdiagram.png shows the internal connections right away. The microusb otg port has a separate host controller.
Nevertheless the Odroid C1 block diagram http://dn.odroid.com/homebackup/201507/ODROID-C1+Blockdiagram.png shows the internal connections right away. The microusb otg port has a separate host controller.
Ok, thanks for your precious contribution so i can plug the external hd on microusb and the dac on the regolar usb!
Late reply but FYI the Udoo Quad has SATA support ....
Introduction - UDOO Quad/Dual Docs
It has a SATA connector with a power header.
Introduction - UDOO Quad/Dual Docs
It has a SATA connector with a power header.
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