This is not NVME, but SATA. No surprise it does not work. It might be that the M.2 slot of the OPi5pro is such that with an overlay, you could map SATA signals to that slot and then it should work. Look in rockchip overlays folder for any .dtbo file with name like *rk3588*sata* But you should check HW circuit diagram maybe first, might also be that this is only for the normal OPi5 Maybe search a bit, I found Is old topic, but the principles are still the same.

Power supply: WNB-0504000 5V 4A 20W USB-C. SSD: Intenso Top Performance M.2 128GB SATA-600 I'm gonna buy a new power supply. Looks like I'm needing a 5A one.

ubuntu nor gnome is not relevant what matters is u-boot and kernel (and powersupply and type of nvme ssd ) u-boot logs can be seen via serial console cable

I've tried Ubuntu-gnome. Still no SSD recognition.

I am 95% sure this happens even on a plain Armbian install. I'll double check. Some news: - it does not happen on all SATA devices (booted fine with 1 SSD) - power supply seems fine; marked 4.0 A There is a workaround! press any key to interrupt boot (be fast, 2 second timer) scsi scan # wait under 2 minutes boot # similar output to "failed" boots # but after under 2 minutes, it will continue into the boot process Does anyone know how I could put these steps into the boot process automatically?