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Thanks. I tried to use your script for creating swap on the USB drive. I didn't notice any difference in USB I/O performance. However, it seems used RAM value was slightly decreased.

Thank you. That helps. Could you please tell how to undo nvram set script_usbmount ? just in case :) By the way which is the model of your external HDD? Does it have an external power supply?

Is there really no way to put the script on autostart? I mean router reboots, executes its routines and then performs my script.

Thanks a lot! It works. Is there some analog of /etc/init.d where I can put my script for autostart?

Thank you for your answer. Probably ntfs-3g requires less power than tntfs which explains stability with ntfs-3g. I want to write a script which remounts HDD with ntfs-3g in case of router reboot (without GUI): stop samba daemon stop miniupnp daemon umount /tmp/mnt/MyPassport ntfs-3g /dev/sda2...

MyPassport USB3.0 is backward compatible with USB2.0. I think 500 mA is not a problem for router's USB interface. Additionally, it is a 2.5 inch HDD and does not require external power supply.

I enabled USB3 Reducing USB 3.0 interference. Write speed of HDD increased to 28 MB/s. HDD was remounted with tntfs. I checked the filesystem on hdd via router's web interface. The log is ntfsck 3014.5.21 Checking NTFS Superblock ... Device name : /dev/sda2 NTFS volume version: 3.1...

Thank you. But why does ntfs-3g or HFS+ solve i/o problems? The cable is brand new and provided with the HDD.

Let me show you a full relevant log: kernel: xhci_hcd 0000:00:0c.0: WARN: short transfer on control ep May 11 13:42:42 kernel: xhci_hcd 0000:00:0c.0: WARN: short transfer on control ep May 11 13:42:42 kernel: xhci_hcd 0000:00:0c.0: WARN: short transfer on control ep May 11 13:42:42 kernel...

Thank you for your reply. Let me provide some additional information. HDD's smart is perfect. I've got stable 145 MB/s write speed with Windows (NTFS) connected via USB3. I formated HDD with HFS+ using router's GUI. Everything was stable (without I/O errors) and performance was nearly 40MB/s...

Hello. I've read a lot about ntfs vs ext in linux. I have a brand new WD MyPassport Ultra 4TB which is used with Windows PCs and laptops. So ntfs is the only choise. Now I want to use it with my AC66u B1 router (Firmware Version:3.0.0.4.384_20648). When I plug it into USB3 (or USB2) interface...