Has anyone tried this successfully?
I gave it a go as a test but found when connecting the second usb whilst the first was connected, ftp was showing inconsistency in which physical mount point was which drive. Obviously this is key for the app.db symlink references to find the correct file. I made sure to take a DB_SG backup before attempting any of this in case.
I setup my first drive as the leftmost of the 2 front-facing usb ports on my Pro. Any drive when connected alone appears to be mounted as usb0 whatever port it's plugged to. No problems.
So I plugged my second into the right socket. It mounted as usb0, and my original drive as usb1. OK I thought, so PS4 Pro mounts and assigns numbers for the drives from right to left.
Power down, swap the ports, run ftp again, same drive mounted to same number! Eh? Maybe it's a timing issue as to which drive secures port0 dependent on how fast the disk spins up to get recognised from boot? So solution maybe to plug second drive in after ps4 is booted up and from there on we're good? What about coming out of sleep mode, could that affect?
Anyway, that's as far as my test got. Just wondered if anyone else had tried it out.
I gave it a go as a test but found when connecting the second usb whilst the first was connected, ftp was showing inconsistency in which physical mount point was which drive. Obviously this is key for the app.db symlink references to find the correct file. I made sure to take a DB_SG backup before attempting any of this in case.
I setup my first drive as the leftmost of the 2 front-facing usb ports on my Pro. Any drive when connected alone appears to be mounted as usb0 whatever port it's plugged to. No problems.
So I plugged my second into the right socket. It mounted as usb0, and my original drive as usb1. OK I thought, so PS4 Pro mounts and assigns numbers for the drives from right to left.
Power down, swap the ports, run ftp again, same drive mounted to same number! Eh? Maybe it's a timing issue as to which drive secures port0 dependent on how fast the disk spins up to get recognised from boot? So solution maybe to plug second drive in after ps4 is booted up and from there on we're good? What about coming out of sleep mode, could that affect?
Anyway, that's as far as my test got. Just wondered if anyone else had tried it out.








