I'm using an ASRock B460M Pro4, which appears to be linux compatible.
Last week the Proxmox single node (bare metal) hanged and I had to do a hard reboot, which then corrupted my boot drive (an SanDisk M.2 SSD).
I tried to swap it with a brand new Crucial M.2, but the motherboard is not detecting any M.2 drive. The SATA ones are fine.
Then I tried to do a hard-reset of the BIOS by cutting power and removing the battery. When I boot up without any disks, I can still see a "Proxmox" in the boot order, while all BIOS settings have been restored.
Is there somthing that I missed? Is it a bad idea to use a M.2 SSD as the Proxmox boot drive?
Last week the Proxmox single node (bare metal) hanged and I had to do a hard reboot, which then corrupted my boot drive (an SanDisk M.2 SSD).
I tried to swap it with a brand new Crucial M.2, but the motherboard is not detecting any M.2 drive. The SATA ones are fine.
Then I tried to do a hard-reset of the BIOS by cutting power and removing the battery. When I boot up without any disks, I can still see a "Proxmox" in the boot order, while all BIOS settings have been restored.
Is there somthing that I missed? Is it a bad idea to use a M.2 SSD as the Proxmox boot drive?
