On 2020-09-12 00:54, 'ktono' via qubes-users wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I got around to swapping the two SSDs, and now it properly boots to the login
> screen! The only issue is that all the PCI numbers seem to have incremented
> by 1, so I'll have to readjust my setup.
>
> The whole thing was
Hi everyone,
I got around to swapping the two SSDs, and now it properly boots to the login
screen! The only issue is that all the PCI numbers seem to have incremented by
1, so I'll have to readjust my setup.
The whole thing was a really strange issue, but at least now I don't have think
about
In the BIOS (it's an ASUS x570 one), it says that the first drive in the boot
priority is set to my older SSD. Under storage information, it labels my new
SSD as "M.2_1" and my old SSD as "M.2_2". Can't find any options to disable an
M.2 port.
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On 9/11/20 11:23 AM, 'ktono' via qubes-users wrote:
Hi,
I haven't tried switching. One of the slots is under some CPU cooler
fans, and I don't have the stuff to remove/deal with that at the moment.
I believe I'm using direct EFI. The first SSD, where I have all my
original data, under
Hi,
I haven't tried switching. One of the slots is under some CPU cooler fans,
and I don't have the stuff to remove/deal with that at the moment.
I believe I'm using direct EFI. The first SSD, where I have all my original
data, under `fdisk -l` shows one of the devices
having the "EFI System"
On 2020-09-11 07:26, ktono via qubes-users wrote:
> I have a Qubes 4.0.3 setup that uses an NVMe SSD for storage and boots using
> UEFI. My motherboard has 2 NVMe slots, so I still had one free slot.
> Everything worked fine on Qubes.
>
> Then, I decided to install a second NVMe SSD (the same
I have a Qubes 4.0.3 setup that uses an NVMe SSD for storage and boots using
UEFI. My motherboard has 2 NVMe slots, so I still had one free slot. Everything
worked fine on Qubes.
Then, I decided to install a second NVMe SSD (the same model). After doing
that, booting Qubes only puts me into
