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Just FYI Optane is a full NVMe drive but when UEFI/Bios attempts to boot from it, the drive purposely sends a hard error code. I've yet to see one person use i
by valarauca1 9y ago
Just FYI Optane is a full NVMe drive but when UEFI/Bios attempts to boot from it, the drive purposely sends a hard error code.
I've yet to see one person use it as a boot drive. Plenty mounting it as a "not quiet RAM disk".
- wtallis 9y agoI've booted Windows 10 from it on an ASRock E3V5 Gaming/OC motherboard, and haven't found anything in its behavior that seems to be non-standard (except that my first one died, but that doesn't seem to have been related to my test of it as a boot drive). Intel hasn't mentioned it being unusual that I was able to boot from it. What kind of system configurations have you found to cause problems? I wouldn't be surprised to see the NVMe remapping feature of Intel's chipsets get in the way, but that can be disabled on virtually all systems that have the feature.