Public bug reported:
This is not a severe bug. (Lack of Firmware for linux on arm)
Seagate's SSD IronWolf 125 (1TB) doesn't work reliable on the raspberry pi 4
(connected via SATA3 to USB, (Tried out multiple SATA3 to USB Cables)).
After the internal ssds cache is filled the ssd will be locked and is not
accessible anymore.
FDISK will no longer list the SSD anymore.
The SSD is brand new and is working fine on Mac and Windows. It also works fine
on Linux (x86).
But Linux on arm will fail on this ssd.
I looked up on their official site to download the firmware but there is
actually no firmware to download.
I once downloaded the ssd support program on windows to check its
integrity => no hardware errors.
** Affects: linux-raspi2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: firmware sata seagate usb
** Tags added: sata seagate
** Tags added: usb
** Description changed:
This is not a severe bug. (Lack of Firmware for linux on arm)
- Seagate's SSD IronWolf 125 (1TB) doesn't work reliable on the raspberry pi 4.
+ Seagate's SSD IronWolf 125 (1TB) doesn't work reliable on the raspberry pi 4
(connected via SATA3 to USB, (Tried out multiple SATA3 to USB Cables)).
After the internal ssds cache is filled the ssd will be locked and is not
accessible anymore.
FDISK will no longer list the SSD anymore.
The SSD is brand new and is working fine on Mac and Windows. It also works
fine on Linux (x86).
But Linux on arm will fail on this ssd.
I looked up on their official site to download the firmware but there is
actually no firmware to download.
-
- I once downloaded the ssd support program on windows to check its integrity
=> no hardware errors.
+ I once downloaded the ssd support program on windows to check its
+ integrity => no hardware errors.
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Seagate IronWolf 125 support
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