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From: Daniel Engberg <daniel.engberg.lists@pyret.net>
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Subject: media for a EdgeRouter Lite
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Hi,

While we're at it I can also confirm that Sandisk 16Gb Extreme USB 3.0 
(SDCZ80-016G-X46) also works fine and is rather fast. Keep in mind that 
these sticks will not fit inside the case so you'll need a small 
extension cable and cut out a small hole in the case. Been running a 
couple of boxes like that for a few months without any issues. All boxes 
are running -HEAD with similar performance reported on the list. If 
there's an interest I can provide a "clean" image for 16Gb or larger 
sticks. Be a bit careful with applications that log a lot as you're 
using low-end flash drives.

I can also tell you in advance that this router doesn't like USB-hubs so 
don't bother, I've tried several powered and non powered and if u-boot 
doesn't crash you will get panics randomly when storage drive drops.

Best regards,
Daniel Engberg