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This section describes the operation of the "Storage" screen.
Set the mount status of storage partitions and configure storage settings.

NOTE

IoT routers (amnimo R series) and compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Click [System Settings] > [Storage] on the side menu to open the "Storage" screen.

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Display a list of partitions #

Click on the "Partitions" tab to view a list of partitions.

Check partition details #

In the "Partitions" tab, click on "..." to the right of the partition whose details you wish to check, and select "Details" from the menu that appears.
The "Partition Details" screen appears.

Adding partitions #

On the "Partitions" tab, click "Add New".

The "Create Partition" screen appears.

Select the storage on which you want to create partitions.
Set the following basic partition information (1) to (3) and click Next.

Select a partition number in the range of 2 to 9.
(2) Select the partition type.
　Linux ... Linux standard partition type. It is set by default.　
　fat32 ... FAT32 (LBA) partition type.
(c) Enter the partition capacity in kilobytes.
　If omitted, the maximum value of the storage device will be used.

Confirm the information you have entered and click [Setup].
If the partition is successfully added, the following dialog appears
To move to the detail screen, click [Transition].
The "Partition Details" screen appears.

To format the partition, proceed as follows
⇒ Format the partition Step 2

To mount the partition, proceed as follows
⇒ Mount the partition Step 2

Format partitions #

In the "Partitions" tab, click [...] to the right of the partition you wish to format and select "Format" from the menu that appears.

You can also select "Format" from the "Partition Details" screen.

Set the following items (1) to (2) for formatting and click [Format].

(1) Select the file system type
(2) Click the toggle and select Enable/Disable encryption. If encryption is enabled, set the key length (bit) and password to be used for encryption.

The partition will be formatted.

Mount partitions #

Click [...] to the right of the partition and select [ Mount ] from the operation menu that appears.

You can also select "Mount" from the "Partition Details" screen.

Set the following items (1) to (4) for mounting and click [Mount].

(1) Specify the mount point name. (Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters)
② Select the file system.
(3) Select the mount option.
Click the toggle button to enable or disable encryption.
　If encryption is enabled, set a password.

The partition is mounted.

Unmount partitions #

In the "Partitions" tab, click [...] to the right of the partition and select "Unmount" from the menu that appears.

You can also select "Unmount" from the "Partition Details" screen.

［Click Unmount.

For permanent settings, see
⇒. Delete storage settings

Delete partitions #

In the "Partitions" tab, click the [...] to the right of the partition to be deleted and select "Delete" from the menu that appears.

The partition details screen appears.

［Click Delete.

The partition will be deleted.

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View storage listings #

Click on the "Storage Settings" tab to view a list of storage settings.

Add storage settings #

Add storage settings.

On the "Storage Settings" tab, click "Add New".
Select a partition and click Next.

Adding partitions You can select a partition created in

Set the following basic storage information (1) to (4) below and click [Next].

(1) Specify the mount point name. (Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters)
② Select the file system.
(3) Select the mount option.
Click the toggle button to enable or disable encryption.
　If encryption is enabled, set a password.

For detailed information, set the following items (1) to (3) and click "Next".
*Because this is an optional field, you can proceed to the next step even if you have not entered any information.

Click the toggle button to enable or disable FSCK processing.
　If "Confirm" is selected, only bad sectors are checked.
　［Selecting Auto Repair will repair minor errors.
Click the toggle to enable/disable the monitoring process.
Click the toggle to enable/disable fail-safe.
　If enabled, set the number of retries, interval, and number of restarts when the fsck/mount process fails.

Confirm the information entered and click "Setup".

Additional storage settings will be added.

Edit storage settings #

Edit the registered storage settings.

In the "Storage Settings" tab, click the [...] to the right of the partition you wish to edit and select "Edit" from the menu that appears.

The "Edit Storage Settings" screen appears.

Configure the settings in the "Edit Storage Settings" window and click "Configure" to complete editing the storage settings.

Delete storage settings #

There are two ways to delete registered storage settings: individually from each storage's operation menu, or after selecting all storage settings to be deleted.

Delete individual storage settings

This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of each partition.

In the "Storage Settings" tab, click on the "..." to the right of the storage setting you wish to delete and select "Delete" from the menu that appears.
［Click Delete.

Storage settings are deleted.

Delete multiple selections of storage settings

This method is used to check the storage settings you wish to delete before deleting them. This is useful for deleting multiple storage settings at once. You can also select a single storage setting to delete.

On the "Storage Settings" tab, click the checkbox to the left of the storage setting you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click "Delete".
［Click Delete.

Storage settings are deleted.

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