I'm always recommendimg to use boot order asas this will try uSD first, then NVMe, then USB.
This will allow you to boot from uSD once you've screwed up the OS on the NVMe (which is not uncommen for new Pi users).
From your uSD run
'sudo rpi-update'
Which should bring you to the latest EEPROM (where the above boot order is default).
I must assume your drive is on the compatible drive list from pimoroni.
Run rpi imager form the uSD, use the NVMe as a target drive.
When that process was completed, power down the Pi, remove the uSD and power-up.
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BOOT_ORDER=0xf416This will allow you to boot from uSD once you've screwed up the OS on the NVMe (which is not uncommen for new Pi users).
From your uSD run
'sudo rpi-update'
Which should bring you to the latest EEPROM (where the above boot order is default).
I must assume your drive is on the compatible drive list from pimoroni.
Run rpi imager form the uSD, use the NVMe as a target drive.
When that process was completed, power down the Pi, remove the uSD and power-up.
Statistics: Posted by aBUGSworstnightmare — Sat Mar 02, 2024 6:40 am