Device 'SanDisk WD SN560/SN740/SN770/SN5000 NVMe SSD'
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Find drivers for your hardware by creating a probe.Kernel Drivers
The device is supported by kernel versions 3.15 and newer according to the LKDDb:
| Ver | Source | Config | By ID | By Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.15 - 4.3 | drivers/block/nvme-core.c | CONFIG_BLK_DEV_NVME | * | 010802 |
| 4.4 - 7.1 | drivers/nvme/host/pci.c | CONFIG_BLK_DEV_NVME | * | 010802 |
Status (3812)
The device is a part of the following computers:| HWid | Type | Vendor / Model | Probes | System | Last Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22B9C » | desktop | ASRock / B660-ITX |
3 |  Fedora 40 |
works | |
| 88FB4 » | desktop | MSI / MS-B0A21 |
1 |  Debian 12 |
works |  GNOME Disks says that it is WD PC SN560 SDDPNQE-512G-1032 |
| 77E15 » | notebook | Framework / Laptop 16 (A... |
1 | Fedora 39 |
works | has my linux install and bootloader, also a 64GB exFAT partition so i can store files that can be accessed from both operating systems |
| 9B4D1 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B550-PLUS |
1 |  NixOS 25.05 |
works | Doesnt like swap with BTRFS in RAID mode |
| A1976 » | notebook | Framework / Laptop 13 (A... |
3 |  Alpine 3.23... |
works | dm-crypt set up for root fs at install time. kdiskmark showed about 3 GB/s read and write on the first test |
| 3CBB7 » | desktop | System76 / Thelio Mira ... |
1 |  Pop!_OS 22.04 |
failed | |
| 3412D » | desktop | ASUSTek / TUF Gaming Z... |
2 |  Arch Rolling |
works | |
| 2E17F » | notebook | System76 / Oryx Pro |
7 |  ArcoLinux R... |
works | |
| DA2DC » | notebook | Acer / Swift SF314-71 |
1 |  Manjaro 22.0.0 |
works | |
| 59275 » | notebook | Lenovo / ThinkPad T14... |
1 | Arch |
works | |
| C4F8B » | mini pc | AZW / GTR V01 |
1 |  Ubuntu 22.04 |
works | |
| F42AC » | desktop | ASUSTek / TUF Gaming X... |
1 |  Gentoo 2.8 |
works | |
| 2BDDF » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X570-PRO |
1 |  EndeavourOS... |
works | |
| E2C10 » | desktop | ASUSTek / ROG STRIX X5... |
4 |  Xero Rolling |
works | |
| 2F932 » | desktop | ASUSTek / Rampage IV E... |
1 | Arch Rolling |
works |
PCIE gen 4, not too fast though