From: anssi.saari@usenet.mail.kapsi.fi   
      
   Richard Kettlewell  writes:   
      
   > In February I mentioned getting an Argon NEO 5 NVMe case for my Pi 5.   
   >   
   > It was slightly fiddly to put it all together, but not really outside   
   > expectations. Linux was able to see my SSD without any trouble.   
      
   > However I have not been able to get the Pi to boot directly from the   
   > SSD. It can see there’s something there but can’t interpret it properly;   
   > the diagnostic output (copy-typed) is:   
      
   Did you configure your Pi to boot from the SSD? You didn't say anything   
   about that. Argon seems to provide a couple of scripts to config a Pi   
   for that. Which is a little scary but I assume those steps in their   
   scripts are needed. Although the settings listed are just a few in   
   eeprom config and config.txt.   
      
   > In my case the SSD is a Crucial CT1000P5SSD8; I had it left over from a   
   > decommissioned PC.   
      
   I saw a list of tested SSDs somewhere, here's one:   
      
   https://forum.argon40.com/t/argon-neo-5-nvme-case-with-wd-red-sn700-1tb/2339/2   
      
   It lists Crucial P2, P3 and P3 Plus.   
      
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