04:55 <punit> vagrantc: Glad switching the SSD worked out for you. I will try and locate the SSD that did not work over the weekend - I suspect that the controller on yours (not working) maybe the same one

05:06 <vagrantc> is the controller detectible from linux, or is that abstracted away in the hardware?

05:07 <vagrantc> interestingly, i had another device (hifive unmatched) where the cruicial-p2 NVMe booted just fine from u-boot ...

05:08 <vagrantc> for the pinebook-pro, the PNY one ended up working for me

05:08 <vagrantc> i actually picked out slower NVMe assuming they would have a lower power profile, and that seems to be the case

05:09 <vagrantc> one tops out at ~3.5w, the other at 4.5w

05:09 <vagrantc> as opposed to some i've seen around 9w

05:13 <punit> I think the controller is detectable from linux - perhaps something form nvme-utils

05:13 <punit> can help with that

05:15 <punit> There's nothing called nvme-utils but there is nvme-cli. Sorry, my rockpro64 is disconnected in favour of day job board atm

05:20 <punit> Found the SSD box - it was an ADATA SX8200 Pro that didn't work

05:22 <punit> Interesting that the same ssd worked on another board - I wonder if the issue is on the PCI side rather than the NVMe

05:26 <vagrantc> yeah

05:27 <vagrantc> that definitely made me wonder about the other possibilities

05:28 <vagrantc> but, at least i had another machine i needed to put one into anyways :)