Im trying to install manjaro on a new SSD but the installer does not detect it. What should I do?

first check that all disks are AHCI in Bios ( no raid no fast boot )

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the drive on which I want to install the system has a different driver. how do i change it? (Disc model is Corsair mp510 240gb)

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@Piotr534 I am assuming that you SSD is an M.2 drive since it is not ACHI. Some M.2 drives do not play well with Linux. My Western Digital Black and Samsung drives for example. The kernel will put them into a low power state. This means that they would not be recognized by the installer because they…

Controller type is NVMe. (I heard it’s faster than ahci, do I need to change that?)

Unfortunately it doesn’t work for me. I checked that my drive is properly mounted. I have Windows 10 installed on another drive and it detected the second drive normally.

Installer does not detect M2 -nvme

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Aragorn 19 August 2020 09:57 7

Then what is it?

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