What about pcie nvme disk? It seems thet pcie is not working. regards Uli

On 25/04/24 13:37, Torsten Duwe wrote:

On Thu, 25 Apr 2024 08:44:56 -0000 "Beling " wrote:

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What about pcie nvme disk? It seems thet pcie is not working.

You'll need a custom U-Boot (Device Tree) _and_ kernel. Both are on my list.

You could try the custom EDK2 UEFI firmware from https://github.com/edk2-porting/edk2-rk3588 to avoid U-Boot. You can flash that firmware to a SD Card and boot from there. I got that working with Leap Micro 5.5 being installed on a NVME disk for mine. See https://en.opensuse.org/HCL:ROCK_Pi_5#EDK2_UEFI_firmware Best, phoenix

HTH, Torsten

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Hey Beling, Out of my head (OOMH) with the EDK2 UEFI Firmware it was detected out of the box and, again OOMH, for both Tumbleweed and Leap. If Tumbleweed doesn't work perhaps give it a try with Leap 15.6? Best, phoenix On 26/04/24 10:22, Beling wrote:

I have the https://en.opensuse.org/HCL:ROCK_Pi_5#EDK2_UEFI_firmware installed on a SD-card. During the installation the PCIE NVME is not detected and offered for installation. The only choice is a USB disk. Tried all options of the UEFI firmware. What was your setting for UEFI to detect the PCIE NVME?

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good job!