====== External disk on USB port ====== on a linux machine * connect the USB stick/disk * find the device name lsblk * delete all partitions parted -a optimal /dev/sd? rm 1 x * format the disk ext4 mkfs.ext4 -m 0 /dev/sd? on the Mikrotik router * insert the usb stick/disk in the usb port. * log in, start a teminal and display: /disk/print Flags: B - BLOCK-DEVICE; M - MOUNTED Columns: SLOT, MOUNT-POINT, MODEL, SERIAL, INTERFACE # SLOT MOUN MODEL SERIAL INTERFACE 0 BM usb1 usb1 Kingston DataTraveler Max 204479A6A95081A50275 USB 3.20 5000Mbps to create a directory named ''persistent-volumes'' place a file there using: /file add name="usb1/persistent-volumes/test" contents="starter file" ===== Bronnen ===== https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/spaces/ROS/pages/91193346/Disks