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【Linux】 NvME SATA Storage

Posted at 7/15/2022 02:23:12      View:4582 | Replies:8        Print     [Copy Link] 1#
Last edited by BrokenStorie In 7/14/2022 10:25 Editor

I am not familiar on how to configure or enable M2 accessibility for Ubuntu and could use some assistance on just being able to access the interface.  
I have a Western Digital NvMe SSD installed, but there is no indicater that it is even working.

Is it even possible to use as a storage drive?
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Posted at 7/15/2022 20:16:55      2#
Yes I know default is SATA. HOW DO I ENABLE NvME functionality for Ubuntu?

Is NvME functionality only available in an Android environment?

I'm asking how to enable M2 as PCIE 2.0 as is stated in the link you provided. I'm not able to figure it out
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Posted at 8/17/2022 09:29:05      3#
pbeery Posted at 8/9/2022 19:55
Did you ever get an answer to this question? I'm trying to do the same thing in Debian

Not yet
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Posted at 8/17/2022 09:30:31      4#
pbeery Posted at 8/10/2022 05:29
Just to verify that the memory device was working itself, I formatted it as EXT3 on windows using AO ...

I purchased SATA M.2 and have been using it for storage in Ubuntu.
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