Can you swap this drive into another machine ans see if the issue
follows the drive ?
Also, if you can swap another drive into the machine having the issue
and it works, then the rest of the machine should be ok, and it's more
likely to be software (including possibly drivers or the kernel).
Did you run fsck on the impacted drive ?
HTH
Andrew
On 16/09/2024 10:02 am, Brian May via luv-main wrote:
Colin Fee <[email protected]> writes:
It might be worth entering your device serial number in this site,
https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/au/en/.
You'll be able to get your warranty details and importantly, determine if
your NVMe device is replaceable or not. Some of the ThinkPad models use
NVMes soldered onto the mainboard.
We've had a couple fail at work and needed a m/b replacement.
Pretty sure the nvme for the X1 Gen11 is replaceable.
Can't find any information on the above website concerning nvme
specifically, or what the warranty cover is for the nvme. The computer
it self is still under warranty, so presumably that would cover the
drive.
There are some hints though. I have "3Y Keep Your Drive" and nvme are
listed as an accesory. "ThinkPad 2TB Performance PCIe Gen4 NVMe OPAL2
M.2 2280 SSD Gen3" is listed at $1,379.00.
On the other hand, doesn't appear to be much evidence so far that the
drive is faulty.
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Thanks
Andrew
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