![]() ![]() The punchline (which I arrived at after trying many many things) is this is kernel-dependent.Īfter enabling legacy boot via ROM in the BIOS (which I share only in case this matters) and ensuring that SATA is configured to use ACHI instead of RAID ( as discussed in this question) I'm left with the following situation. Dropping to a shell.Īfter which, I drop into an initramfs shell. On booting via default settings, I'm greeted with: ALERT! UUID=51139eac-d829-4030-8044-d1328bdfd2d3 does not exist. After fully updating (and all was working), I upgraded to 22.04, but unfortunately, this has done something to prevent the OS-containing SSD from being visible on boot (but only sometimes.). I recently received a Dell Precision 7820 with Ubuntu 20.04 pre-installed.
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