On 18/1/21 10:09 am, Stefan Monnier wrote:
No, this drive will be recognized, after you plug it in, as /dev/sdb, and will have whatever partitions you create on it.Hmm... actually, there's a risk that the new drive gets assigned the name `sda` and the "old" one gets renamed to `sdb`. Stefan
YES This has happened to me. I suspect because the system recognises the conventional drive before the m.2, but not positive. I had to set the m.2 as the boot in cmos. And remove the conventional drive when I want to install a new OS. -- Keith Bainbridge [email protected]
