ironicbadger, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast does your pcie slot support bifurcation? (look for a way to slice it up in the bios to 4x4x4x4x)

whydoesnothingwork, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast then swap slots in the card if no change, its drive if changes which you see then card

thelinuxcast, 24 days ago

@whydoesnothingwork what do I set bifurcation at? It’s at auto right now.

whydoesnothingwork, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast usually auto is fine but if your using 4x nvme I'd try 4x4 or 2x4 just to see if it helps

thelinuxcast, 24 days ago

@whydoesnothingwork that’s not going to kill my graphics card?

whydoesnothingwork, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast worste case your GPU would still work just with lower be but you should be able to see that in dmesg or something,

thelinuxcast, 24 days ago

@whydoesnothingwork even changing the disks still don’t work.

whydoesnothingwork, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast when you swap the disks does it show the same drive or the other one? If its same drive showing then most likely your other is kaput if it switched which drive shows then probably the card

thelinuxcast, 24 days ago

@whydoesnothingwork No clue how to tell, tbh. All the drives are identical. Though I guess I could take all but one out and see if it shows up, then just move it slot to slot

ironicbadger, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast pcie 4x4

whydoesnothingwork, 24 days ago

@thelinuxcast the most likely issue is your mother board either isn't set to or doesnt support pcie bifurcation

thelinuxcast, 24 days ago

@whydoesnothingwork It's turned on, at least that is what the bios says