BTW anyone used the esata/usb port combo?
Kinda hard to get some decent info (search gives pc specs...)
Can i use that port for regular usb?
Can i use that port for regular esata?
Are there devices with esata/usb combo that dont need external power but are working on esata speed?
Tried usb stick, on first look wasnt really fitting but maybe i need to push harder? Decided not to brake it on first day
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PS: and then i found the wiki
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eSATA/USB ports can be used for either eSATAp(Power over eSATA), eSATA or USB devices. Only one type of device can be plugged in at any one time. An eSATA/USB port has a plastic divider inside the port, on one side there are 7 standard contacts for an eSATA device and on the other side of the plastic tab are 4 standard connectors for a USB device. The port is designed so that either device being used doesn't touch the other set of connectors to prevent short circuits. The port has keyed cutouts for both type of devices, in order to prevent users from mismatching the connectors.