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PCI-E SATA on Asus RT-N16 router?
I apologize for the misunderstanding, I was half asleep and missed so much that I managed to write this question on the blog. They even downvoted relatively humanely. But the question remains open.
There is an Asus RT-N16 router, it has an unsoldered Mini PCI Express port.
According to the documentation from Broadcom, it is intended for additional Wi-Fi.
I soldered the controller for SATA under the ExpressCard, it lights up with a blue diode, as expected.
The question remains: how to build the necessary kernel modules to make this good work?
Architecture: MIPSel
SATA adapter: NoName (in Windows it gets up without drivers, it is defined as Generic ...)
And in general, has anyone dealt with PCI Express on architectures other than Intel?
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