I'm having a frustrating issue with my NVMe SSD not being recognized by Manjaro. I've dual-booted and everything works great, but I can't figure out how to access my SSD from Manjaro. It seems to detect the drive, but I can't mount it or see it anywhere in the system. I've tried using NTFS-3G and several other methods without success. Can someone provide guidance or point me to a helpful guide?
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Have you tried using gparted? Just install it, select your SSD, right-click, and change the filesystem to what you need. Make sure to run `sudo fdisk -l` if you’re unsure about the current filesystem type. But, I get it if you're trying to keep your data safe!
What methods have you tried so far? If you can’t find a UUID for your SSD, try listing all available drives with `lsblk`. That might reveal more information. It can be tricky if it works fine in Windows but not in Manjaro.
Check out the Arch Wiki page on NTFS. It might help with mounting issues, especially if the `ntfs3` partition is marked dirty. Here’s the link: [Link to Wiki](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NTFS#Unable_to_mount_with_ntfs3_with_partition_marked_dirty). This could give you some insights on how to resolve the mounting problem.
You might need to manually mount your SSD via the command line. Look into the NTFS-3G documentation for steps on mounting. After making any changes, run `sudo systemctl daemon-reload` to apply them. Don't forget to check for any error messages—it might give clues on what's going wrong.
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