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1. Did you try updating BIOS and Chipset?<br />
2. What specifically did the forums say?<br />
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I have a Samsung NVM-e SSD in my X1 laptop.
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1. Did you try updating BIOS and Chipset?
2. What specifically did the forums say?

I have a Samsung NVM-e SSD in my X1 laptop.

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For anyone interested, we have patched a modded bios in order to get this working.
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For anyone interested, we have patched a modded bios in order to get this working.

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Hi there guys,<br />
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is there any way to boot from a NVMe SSD on a SuperMicro X9DRi-LN4F+? Super Micro states that this cannot be done but several people around forums claim to have succeeded doing it. <br />
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Your advices would be so much appreciated.<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
NC
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Hi there guys,

is there any way to boot from a NVMe SSD on a SuperMicro X9DRi-LN4F+? Super Micro states that this cannot be done but several people around forums claim to have succeeded doing it. 

Your advices would be so much appreciated.

Best Regards,
NC

How to boot from an NVMe SSD with a SuperMicro X9DRi-LN4F+?

Boot issue

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