Troubleshooting • Re: Using nVME without booting from it?

From what i understand crucial p3 is pretty well supported and it uses a physion controller which is the one most nvme hats like to see.

So regardless of whether the drive holds any volume information lspci should be able to see it?

Yes, vary basic Linux principle. Same for blank SD-card or HDD; /dev/mmcblk0 resp. /dev/sda

Check flatcables etc, more I don't know, I don't have a Pi5. I have Samsung NVMe's in other ARM SBCs, but I also think the Crucial is one that should work.

I'd also try manually enabling PCIe in config.txt and if that doesn't help try updating the bootloader. No, not with rpi-update follow the official documentation.

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And if all else fails try asking Argon One for support. It's their product so they should know more about ti than we do.
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Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Fri May 09, 2025 11:40 pm

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