Portable external SSD connected over USB 3.x for storing data AI
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Summary of a personal blog post (qiita): The writer set up a Raspberry Pi 5 as a Time Machine backup target using a BUFFALO SSD-PUT1.0U3-B/N USB SSD as storage, and reports that it succeeded.
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