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Integrated with XH2.54 5V power connector. It is, but what is not supplied or offered is a short cable to connect to the Pi5 board. And yes, my Pi5 is working great with the X1001 and a 1TB 2280 SDD. The dtparam=pciex1_gen=3 has been set and the microSD has been removed. So I don't really need the extra power connector, but it should have been included anyways just to be on the safe side.
Hello,There is no 2pin cable in the packaging list because the XH2.54 5V IN port for powering the SSD when the power supply is insufficient.Generally, the SSD power supply demand can be met by the FFC cable.hope to get your understanding.
I've installed the X1001 with a 128GB Silicon Power P24A60 (Model A60), and it has booted and ran fine for at least an hour or so, then everything just stops responding and basic commands like sudo and ls are no longer found. It behaves as though the drive has being disconnected, but the blue light is still on when this happens.
I have re-seated the FCC cable on both ends a few times. It seems to be seated fully and securely. Also, the drive is typically recognized (at least momentarily) after rebooting. Could this be a power problem? If so, how can I remedy that? If not, should I try a new cable, maybe?
I posted as anon user #15 earlier. I think I got the problem resolved by routing the cable a little differently. I noticed I did not have the problem if the device was outside of the case (Geekworm P579-V2-K). I tried adding some electrical tape to the inside of the case (per Q4), but that didn't make a difference.
However, I noticed that, when the pi was installed in the case, the FCC cable was being pressed against the inside of case, which caused it to bend some and appeared to cause some upward pressure on the connection to the X1001 hat. So, I removed it from the case again and poked the cable in toward the heat sink of the active cooler. This caused the FCC cable to assume an S shape, which appears to have relieved the upward pressure on the connection to the hat. It's been back up for about 46 mins now with no further problems. Even with gen3 enabled, it seems okay now.
I'll add another update if fails again, but I think this might be the trick.
I purchased the Pimoroni NVMe Base and a Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus NVMe which Pimoroni have benchmarked. It worked fine even with PCIe 3. The Rocket 4 has a Phison controller. I wanted a suitable case so bought the X1001 and one of the Geekworm cases. The Rocket 4 works fine on the X1001. My Pi5 has firmware 2024-02-16T15:28:41 Maybe newer Pi firmware has fixed the Phison controller issues. It would help if this WiKi said what issues have been experienced with the Phison controller.
Im installing a x1001 with a samsung ssd 980. Can you point me to instructions for partitioning & formatting on the x1001? Or should I mount it on USB and try to partition/format there?
I tried the Geekworm x1001 with a Fanxiang S660 500gb Nvme. While I was able to get it to boot a few times with Raspberry Pi OS and also Recalbox, I have not been able to get it to boot successfully since with anything I've tried. I currently would not recommend this combination.
I am one very happy customer with the X1001. Like the way it provides just enough clearance for the CPU fan. I would recomend fitting a heatsink to the SSD. Amazon "ELUTENG M.2 SSD NVME Heatsink 2280" is recomended, it fully encases the SSD keeping it nice and cool. Fits on the X1001 perfectly
I ordered a X1001 board and as soon as I connect an SSD to it, it makes a high pitched noise similar to coil whine. Is there something I can do about it?
It works, but performance is awful. I have double the speed on my RPi4 in Argon40 NVME case and that is only using USB bridge and not PCIe. I'm deeply disappointed by the X1001...
Hi,It is difficult to determine the reason for the very slow speeds. It may be an issue with the FFC cable or a compatibility issue. Thanks for your feedback.We will continue to monitor this issue to find the best solution.
Hi,Normally there is no need to power X1001 separately. SSD power supply needs can be met through FFC cables. If you want to power X1001 separately, you can use a 2pin wire to power it through 5V IN of X1001.
First attempt failed. Had to use the Raspberry Pi eeprom fix and retry. Solution: Make eeprom changes after copying the OS to the SSD. First try would not boot from SD if no OS existed on SSD.
I reinserted the zif cable and now the WD_Black SN770 shows up on my desktop. However, I don't believe the test is using that drive, it is still terribly slow, like 60 MB/sec. So I think it is using the microSD.
I thought maybe I had just the wrong SSD, but I spent some more money and bought a WD_Black SN770 and though the test in both PCIE 2 and 3 modes give an answer, they are terribly slow and I suspect it is running the test on the microSD card and not the SSD. I don't think this is working at all.
It says that New NVMe SSDs are not partitioned and will need to be both partitioned and formatted when first connected to the Raspberry Pi before they will be accessed in the Explorer. But does not give instructions or links as to how to do that. I have installed a 1TB drive and gotten it to give me the speeds using the test, but it doesn't show up as a drive to choose. The drive is a crucial PD PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD
Since the Pi passed the Gen 3 test, I went back and enabled the gen 3 (dtparam=pciex1_gen=3) in the config.txt file. Rebooted and it now mounts the SSD. Hope this helps.
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