Both USB3-SATA3 adapters are connected to the USB 3.0 ports (powered only by USB), and I'm using the old 2.5A Raspberry Pi Universal Power Supply with a Volutz micro-USB to USB-C adapter. The SSD running the OS is a Silicon Power A55 256GB with the July 2019 Buster release. I was using the newer Eluteng Blue USB3-SATA3 adapter cable on the OS SSD, and the old Eluteng/TNP black adapter on the MX500. Then I rebooted with the drive connected, and that worked as expected as well. Turns out the MX500 had some old Raspbian image on it, so I installed gparted and ntfs-3g and used GParted to wipe the drive (create new partition table) and reformat it as NTFS. The drive auto-mounted and Raspbian Buster popped up a request to open the new drive in file manager. it worked fine.Ĭonnecting it after the system booted worked as expected. I happen to have a spare Crucial MX500 SSD (500GB), so I just tried it on my Pi 4B (2GB), which, by the way, is already running its OS from another SSD (hybrid SD-USB boot). I'm having similar issues trying to connect a crucial MX500 500GB SSD (I'm not trying to boot)
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