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[GH-ISSUE #361] NvME drives still not found #837
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Originally created by @quadcom on GitHub (Oct 4, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/007revad/Synology_HDD_db/issues/361
I ran into this a long time ago and am only getting back around to troubleshoot this.
I have added two WD Black 1TB NvME SSDs to a 1522+. The script finds the Seagate drives I am using and gets them added to the DB just fine. But it never finds the two NvME drives.
I also can't see them listed in /dev/ anywhere.
I pulled each of the drives and added them to my Win10 system using a USB adapter. Disk Management found them and wrote a GPT table. I created a partition but did not format it. Put the drives back in and still, the system does not see the two SSD's.
Any ideas on what to try next?
@007revad commented on GitHub (Oct 8, 2024):
My first thought was you have M.2 SATA SSDs instead of M.2 NVMe drives... but WD Black are NVMe.
Check if there's any dust in the M.2 slots. Also check that the NVMe drives are fully inserted into the M.2 slots. And the NAS is shut down when you insert them.
I would actually delete the GPT table because DSM has a habit of not seeing drives that have Windows partitions on them.
Maybe also try without the 10Gbe add-in card installed just to see if that makes a difference..