Hello,
I am trying to install fedora silverblue and i am not able to detect any disks in the install process.
To give some context, i used a few distros on my asus zenbook before and never had that problem. A while ago i tried windows 11 again for games but now i am back to using linux. I tried silverblue, were that error occurred and ensured the error with trying to install ubuntu.
Surprisingly, or not for the ones who know, installing fedora WS was no problem at all.
I am not a pro but tried to eliminate causes one by one, ensuring no RAID or RST, no encryption in any way, secureboot, fast-start-up and cleaned the nvme drive on another pc.
My thoughts are that either windows 11 and/or ctt-tweaks i used did something to the drive or intel vmd is somehow failing me from detecting the drive.
As im not finding much information to these matters my last straw is to ask here for people who may have good ideads or encountered the problem before.
Thank you!
I have found out that the nvme drive was in a cold state with dmesg | grep nvme added the provided solution parameters from the error log in the grub menu. nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 pcie_aspm=off pcie_port_pm=off
Fixed it! I still suspect that the ctt-windows util tweak is somehow related to it but now i got it.
Would you still like the inxi output or should i delete this thread?
I have 5 PC/laptops running Fedora 43 workstation. I read about the Silverblue benefits sounds worth investigating more. I am seeing the same no disks found error, when booting the Silverblue. Can you convert workstation OS to Silverblue OS? thanks
It’s usually best to backup your data and then re-install your system. There is no supported way to convert a system from a Workstation installation to Silverblue right now but it’s technically possible using bootc.