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My motherboard died, so I had to rebuild my desktop. I took the oportunity to do a significant hardware upgrade, so I now have an ASRock Z370M motherboard with an M2 SATA SSD.
In the UEFI interface, I can see and configure the SSD. However, once I boot into the ISO, I can only see the ISO USB drive in lsblk/dmesg. I have tried with both the 03/18 and 04/18 ISOs.
I have cycled through all of the options in the UEFI interface: making sure that the drive is SATA enabled and ensuring it is set to AHCI. And, of course, SecureBoot is disabled.
I have also updated the UEFI firmware to the latest version (2.0), to no avail.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Last edited by jasonwryan (2018-04-26 07:12:02)
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From the thread that you linked, is there some setting for SATA operations too (in the EFI)?
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Yep: I have tried all of those (except disabling SATA because I need to connect my HDDs for /home).
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Maybe give some other distro's ISO a try to rule out an Arch specific issue.
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Heh. If only I had another distro...
I might try and grab a 2.5" SSD to see if that works.
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Could be that an MBR/GPT partitioning issue?
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I wouldn't think so: the SSD is unformatted (it is the target for the installation).
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I downloaded a Debian ISO and it was the same.
Pulled out the M2 drive and plugged a 2.5" SSD into the SATA port and that registered fine. I'm going to put this down to a confluence of crappy motherboard support and disinterest in Linux in general.
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