Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of nvme

Timestamp:

06/15/2022 04:27:34 PM (23 months ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

add link and sabrent testing

nvme

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 Note Venice SBCs don't support mSATA, thus the desire for NVME support that uses PCIe.
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+Gateworks has a M.2 NVME adapter, the [https://www.gateworks.com/products/mini-pcie-expansion-cards/gw1614x-mini-pcie-to-m2-adapter-card/ GW16148].
 
 == Interface Signals 
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 Gateworks has created an M.2 adapter for Mini-PCIe slots, but the first adapter was designed for cellular modems which often take the B-Key.
 
-Most NVME drives are M-Key. Please view the [https://www.gateworks.com/products/mini-pcie-expansion-cards/gw1614x-mini-pcie-to-m2-adapter-card/ Gateworks M-Key M.2 adapter for Mini-PCIe]. 
+Most NVME drives are M-Key. The Gateworks GW16148 Adapter uses the M-Key. Please view the [https://www.gateworks.com/products/mini-pcie-expansion-cards/gw1614x-mini-pcie-to-m2-adapter-card/ Gateworks M-Key M.2 adapter for Mini-PCIe for NVME (M-Key)]. 
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+== Software Interface
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+NVME drives should show up in Linux as /dev/nvme0 (similar to how a microSD would show up as /dev/mmc0)
 
 == Tested Drives & Speeds
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 ||= '''Drive''' =||= '''Speed''' =||= '''Notes''' =|| 
 || [https://www.siliconmotion.com/ Silicon Motion MD681GEDKAF3] || ~240 Megabytes/sec || 2242 size ||
-|| [https://www.sabrent.com/product/SB-1342-512/512gb-rocket-nvme-pcie-m-2-2242-dram-less-low-power-internal-high-performance-ssd/ Sabrent Rocket 512GB - 2TB ] || Not yet Tested || 2242 size (SB-1342-512) ||
+|| [https://www.sabrent.com/product/SB-1342-512/512gb-rocket-nvme-pcie-m-2-2242-dram-less-low-power-internal-high-performance-ssd/ Sabrent Rocket 512GB - 2TB ] || ~250 Megabytes/sec || 2242 size (SB-1342-512) ||
 || [https://www.virtium.com/industrial-ssds/m2-nvme/ Virtium !StorFly 8GB – 240GB] || Not yet Tested || 2242 size ||
 || Samsung SSD980 || ~225 Megabytes/sec || 2280 size, does NOT fit GW16148 adapter ||