(08-15-2018, 04:07 PM)dukla2000 Wrote: 1) LXDE release is known to be less usable than minimal, stick to minimal.
2) If you boot a newly flashed minimal then hopefully you can see the NVMe? I suggest lsblk and sudo blkid all the time to check what is happening. If you add the Mate-Desktop and NOT lightdm presumably you login to a console prompt? Check again. Then add lightdm etc.
I do not have the Pine64 PCIe riser for my NVMe (got some other no-name) so have no insight what is correct LED behaviour, sorry.
Thanks, dukla2000
It turned out my NVMe SSD is not stable. Today I submit a RMA on the manufacture's web site. (https://www.corsair.com/us/en/)
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Force-MP5...B01MQU72O9
I am also considering to buy Samsung NVMe SM961 SSD, just like most people used here in the forum.
Nothing is related to M.2 ->PCIe adapter. the circuit seems very simple and stable. majority of no-named adapter should work with Rockpro64 board.
After I get a new SSD, I will report it back.
BTW -- how about your instructions for kernel-4.18.0-rc8-1060-ayufan? eager to see it.
