interface with a solid state drive. Have support for an additional solid state drive port.
Basically either clone a ssd pcb with just an additional ssd port written in its memory for dual archiving, or attach an arduino chip to the ssd pcb as the added ssd port.
Had an epiphany the other day and I was wondering if this is beyond the limits of arduino. And if its not, how long would it take for an arduino newbie with little c++ knowledge (advanced computer user) to create a prototype.
I dont think you can read a SSD from an arduino. processing power of Arduino is pretty low to be read a SSD. even if you manage to write a code to read SSD, the speed with which arduino (Atmega) can read write wont help.
how long would it take for an arduino newbie with little c++ knowledge (advanced computer user) to create a prototype.
I started using Arduino an year back. wherein i had software development background in high level languages. it took me an hour to do a Hello World.... even if you are not into programming, with all the development enviroment set, it should take you nothing more than a day to start Blinking an LED...