Linux NVME SSD support
I have Ideapad 530s laptop. Ubuntu 18.04.2, 18.10 and 19.04 install images don't seem to detect the drive at all. The drive, however, is successfully detected by Windows 10.
Windows 10 shows that the nvme drive model is RPFTJ128PDD2EWX. Is there a way I can get the drive to work in Ubuntu?
Thanks
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asked Feb 19 at 11:24
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I have Ideapad 530s laptop. Ubuntu 18.04.2, 18.10 and 19.04 install images don't seem to detect the drive at all. The drive, however, is successfully detected by Windows 10.
Windows 10 shows that the nvme drive model is RPFTJ128PDD2EWX. Is there a way I can get the drive to work in Ubuntu?
Thanks
nvme
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49
add a comment |
I have Ideapad 530s laptop. Ubuntu 18.04.2, 18.10 and 19.04 install images don't seem to detect the drive at all. The drive, however, is successfully detected by Windows 10.
Windows 10 shows that the nvme drive model is RPFTJ128PDD2EWX. Is there a way I can get the drive to work in Ubuntu?
Thanks
nvme
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
I have Ideapad 530s laptop. Ubuntu 18.04.2, 18.10 and 19.04 install images don't seem to detect the drive at all. The drive, however, is successfully detected by Windows 10.
Windows 10 shows that the nvme drive model is RPFTJ128PDD2EWX. Is there a way I can get the drive to work in Ubuntu?
Thanks
nvme
nvme
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
asked Feb 19 at 11:24
user262837user262837
111
111
Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49
add a comment |
Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49
Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49
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Yes, I have disabled the windows fast boot. On live CD lspci command does not even show the nvme device.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 15:55
I found a solution. I Replaced laptop's nvme drive with Samsung Evo nvme drive and now the system works just fine. Probably there are nvme drives that are not supported by Linux.
– user262837
Feb 19 at 20:56
The non-working nvme SSD is labeled as "Union Memory". It would be good to know if driver for it is coming to Linux.
– user262837
Feb 20 at 7:49