11-11-2018, 07:45 AM
Yeah. Once you know the physical disk name, which you found (/dev/mmcblk1), you can format it like any other disk in Linux. There is plenty of documentation of this online, it's no different (generally speaking) than using a USB or regular spinning disk. Once you format it extX, the system should recognize it and mount it when you plug it in.
I've found microsd performance is pretty slow on the Pinebook. USB might be better. Don't know.
I've found microsd performance is pretty slow on the Pinebook. USB might be better. Don't know.
