Command To Check Read Only File System Linux

Check with linux and windows, in both working fine

I test it and check the file quality is perfect

Only drive I use for my video file backups.

But I'm moving to more Linux computing eco-system.

Fantastic command are unit for SB R200s used in conjunction with R1C1 Flash System.

I bought this for my Linux desktop and it works great. Only complaint is that Linux doesn't work well with safely eject feature of os, just have to reboot.

the SSD work good use the hard to play with differance linux system.

I have EVO850 that has trim problem and slow down on read/write as one use the drive. I paid more for the brand name but since I use Linux exclusively, it turned out to be a complete waste of money. Samsung's official stand is that they do not support Linux. This inexpensive old drive performs just as well without discard/trim problem. I cannot tell difference in performance in real world setting at all, so if you want something that work, get this one it is a killer deal.

Was so happy with the camera u brought a second to use around the cabin to have pictures on file of people snooping around. Only down side is having to purchase a second plan at full price.

I wanted to know the actual Write speed, but didn't get a real world answer. But SanDisk is a GREAT brand (I have several USB drives & Memory cards), so I purchased the 512GB version and tested it myself connecting the USB-C plug to a new Galaxy S22 smartphone with USB-C port. - TEST RESULTS - Transfer of one 2.25GB Video file: Write speed: 43 MB/s Read speed: 100 MB/s - IMPORTANT NOTE: These results might be the optimal since it was ONE large file and the USB Drive was empty (except for that file when reading, so no fragmentation of any kind). With MULTIPLE files, the speed is lower, as on EVERY SSD, HDD, USB Flash Drive and Memory Card. - As every very compact USB drive with two different USB ports on each end that I have used, it gets a bit hot, but so far I never have any problem with any of them. - This one is compact, sturdy and clicks on each USB port position. It also has a hole for carrying. - I am Very happy with my purchase. - If you want faster Read/Write speeds, then an option is to buy Sandisk Extreme Pro SD Card and use an USB Card reader to use it as a USB Flash drive, but total cost is the double of this VERY COMPACT and STURDY USB Drive. Hope this helps other people.