yes, now it’s clear, but I wanted to do all the steps with you so that it’s clear.
You need to mark in the message someone from the Khadas team, for more accurate information, also read the necessary documents for the boards from Khadas
Who for example? Is ok @numbqq or @tsangyoujun ?
What exactly? I didn’t find anything related to this?
yes, if necessary, they will give it to whoever needs it!
I hope they will provide you with the necessary information
@ztardik I think you have not read my previous post…
The Samsung SSDs you used have compatible memory controllers, that has also been tested Khadas and many users (Samsung 960 EVO [regular and OEM version])
that is why they worked out of the box…
but suppose it is compatible… did you try mounting it with fstab ?
because it seems you have not tried that in the steps you haves posted… you can also try using FAT32, or exFAT file systems…
The disk doesn’t show up with fdisk -l, or in dmesg, ls /dev/nvme* lists only /dev/nvme-fabrics
You cannot mount something that don’t even announce itself.
The only trace of it existing is lspci:
01:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Micron Technology Inc Device 5410 (rev 01) (prog-if 02 [NVM Express])
If I am not wrong, fdisk is only for partitioning…
you need to mount then you can do the partitioning…
I’m afraid you are wrong here:
mount - mount a filesystem
fdisk - manipulate disk partition table
I am fully comfortable with partitioning and mounting disks/filesystems on linux. I can assure you that the disk is not there to create partition on which you can later create a filesystem.
The problem is that the Micron 2200S disk is not recognized as it should be.
I hope someone from Khadas team will see this and comment.
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Hello, I hope you find a solution. That being said, and as previously stated, it is my understanding that some NVMe drives are not compatible with some hardware. This is true even on Intel/AMD hardware. It has been demonstrated by other users here, as well. There is an official list of “known to work” drives in the Khadas Docs, but the list is a WIP and has not been updated last I checked.
Oh, I’ve just found the list of supported drives:
List of compatible NVMe SSDs:
Samsung EVO 960 256Gb
And that’s all.
Maybe @Frank, @numbqq or @tsangyoujun can help us with bringing new devices to the list?
In this thread alone we have two additional working and one not working models.
Both the ones you used are the same types of Samung 960 EVO SSDs
just in a OEM package, with no labels or advertising stickers…
no, that’s not all, it’s just that the list is not growing 
yes, we had some users using something called a Patriot scorch SSD, and some other SSD by silicon power, also Western Digital but the exact model is not known…
maybe you could gather the necessary information ?!
I don’t know about the exact model number or anything only the generic name…
I clearly stated that buddy…
on the forum somewhere, but oh well
Yes, I have used the Patriot Scorch, on both the Edge+Captain, the VIM3 and the VIM3+M2X. I think I listed the part number before. So far only two users, including myself, have verified its compatibility. Not sure if that is enough vouchers to qualify for the list. 
Part# is PS128GPM280SSDR, It is a 3x2 so it won’t be fast. Of course, the VIM3 has single PCIe lane, so probably not a bottleneck in that case. I make no recommendation, for or against, the drive, other than it is compatible. I picked one up for under $20(USD) and was not concerned with maximum speed, just wanted extra storage, and for that it works fine.
A user with Intel drive working.
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