04-01-2020, 01:28 PM
@amiraeva
Personally I do think danialt method is close to my favorite.
I prefer to shorten the adapter board to give plenty of extra clearance rather than 'just fit'
a zip ty (cable tie) will work to hold the ssd in position better than tape.
> However I rather use a stiff piece of insulated solid copper wire. 16 or 14 gauge (awg) just folded around the adapter board and the ssd.
> BUT Again I would like to warn : These SSD's do use more power than the eMMC. and there are different software & OS requirements when using the SSD's
So there is more "involved" than just making it "Fit"
NOT saying not to do it, some users love their SSD installations, just realize everything it takes to do it.
(I prefer the danielt method over the modified "shorter" barrel connector, Myself )
Personally I do think danialt method is close to my favorite.
I prefer to shorten the adapter board to give plenty of extra clearance rather than 'just fit'
a zip ty (cable tie) will work to hold the ssd in position better than tape.
> However I rather use a stiff piece of insulated solid copper wire. 16 or 14 gauge (awg) just folded around the adapter board and the ssd.
> BUT Again I would like to warn : These SSD's do use more power than the eMMC. and there are different software & OS requirements when using the SSD's
So there is more "involved" than just making it "Fit"
NOT saying not to do it, some users love their SSD installations, just realize everything it takes to do it.
(I prefer the danielt method over the modified "shorter" barrel connector, Myself )
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