Well as long you SSD is not powered ON , see log it stuckt in D3 nothing can see it.
And even when some build saw it , like you see once you touched it with partition manager is gone.
From the dmesg you now posted you whole PCI bus times out.
Can you please attach lspci output too ?
I got here SSD’s connected to PCIE , M2 slot , M2 ones into PCIE card … and nothing
has any problem with these. However all my SSD’s/NVme’s are EVOs/EVOs PRO.
@bero got such strange issue on one of his boxes too , but these are kernel bugs.
There aare brunch quirck for particular disk in the kernel , just to fix such issues.
As example on this laptop:
[ 2.853586] ata1.00: supports DRM functions and may not be fully accessible
[ 2.854762] ata1.00: ATA-11: Samsung SSD 860 EVO 250GB, RVT01B6Q, max UDMA/133
Same way these quircks will disable or workaround other things are wrong implemented,
make for windows or simple bugs in the firmware.
That means just : these kernel have different versions , are patched , have different configuration.
But it still remains an kernel bug
First need be detected or detected and fully functional by the kernel …
Also can you boot with nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 please ?
( from the USB stick )
Also Beta ISO has been made so maybe it’s time for a new thread? If so I wonder if issues would not be easier to track if each issue has it’s own thread. In other words a general thread for people to report their OMLx 4.0 Beta testing but any issues needing attention we start a new thread for that specific issue?
To me it got very confusing trying to keep up with specific issues in one long thread. But I’m a Linux Monkey.
OT but need to say: This is more or less in response to discussion on IRC about devs and issues in forum. I’m hoping if we enforce the “One issue, one thread” concept this will make it easier both on devs to follow an issue and for users to find an issue.
Post-edit: And I have been guilty of doing it the other way myself but we/me need to do better.
Concerning command nvme :
Doesn’t work either with Fedora
=> Works with MINT installing “nvme-cli”
First in your command you have to change _ with - beetween “id” and “ctrl”
Then, the results of the plain command or with “-v” or “–vendor” options is quite the same : nvme-id.txt (1,5 Ko) nvme-id -v.txt (6,2 Ko)
