This guide will copy certain directories (including /sdcard) to the attached USB drive and tell the Fire TV to look for those directories on the USB drive. It is also important to at least somewhat understand what this process does so that you know how it affects future modifications you may do to your Fire TV. Instructions to revert this process can be found at the bottom of this guide. This guide is completely reversible, so if the slowness bothers you enough, you can revert back to using your Fire TV’s internal storage for everything. The slowness will cause apps to launch a little slower and you may see a bit of stuttering when navigating around the Fire TV menus. Poorest results will come from a USB thumb/flash drive. Next best is a spinning external hard drive. A solid state external hard drive will perform best. The amount of slowness will greatly depend on the performance of the USB drive you use for this guide. The primary con is that your Fire TV will run slower because it cannot access files on a USB drive as fast as it can access files on its internal 8GB storage. The pros are obvious your Fire TV storage capacity will be larger. There are pros and cons to following this guide.

Install kodi on usb drive for smart tv