cant find any m.2 drives
Im trying to install bazzite-deck-gnome and its only finding my emulation 2.5 SSD, i have a formatted 1tb external NVME and an internal with another OS on it but it can only find the one. any advice? I cant even access my UEFI it just ignores the boot screen and goes directly to grub.
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so its not the computer because tried on a dell optiplex and the same thing happened. it refuses to find NVME or m.2 drives in general.
I have NVME and SSD drives mounted
and working fine
where did you mount them to?
oh hold on I misread, this is during install?
think he told me it's an external nvme in usb enclosure
Yeah I think the fedora installer doesn't let you install to a USB drive
not much we can do about that, it's not our utility
Try the stock silverblue & kinoite installers
if those work, you can rebase to bazzite once you're set up
what kernel is it running?..just curious b/c even my alder lake, too new mobo, requires sideloading sata drivers during windows installs
6.4.15
ok, new enough 😉
:p
guess people are just used to running batocera off a microsd or usb stick
I've tried on a drive mounted on the motherboard and an external USB, doesn't find them on either
On my optiplex 7040 and a minisforum hm80
In cases like that I install through a VM 😏
anyone have any ideas on this?
https://discord.com/channels/1072614816579063828/1156320486691700836/1156487183713194024
if that doesn't work you're gonna have to get very creative
do those have all of the same features as bazzite though?
oh wait i think i understand, what does rebase mean though
you can "rebase" from one image to another
so after you install stock kinoite/silverblue, it's a single terminal command to switch it to bazzite
and a single command to go back
it'll just update into it