How can I make linux see my ssd during installation?

Question

linux

Hello, acer aspire laptop on uefi lnsydeh20 when installing Linux distributions (Linux mint 19.4 64, debian 10 64) does not see ssd, booted through livesd, gparted and the fdisk -l bash command also does not see the drive, disabled secure boot in uefi, tried different distributions, ssd was not formatted and not partitioned, thanks in advance

Answer 1

Acer is not only a shitty manufacturer, but also a bastard who locked up his laptops so that users could not put anything on them except Windows. Banal cartel.
The trick is that this SSD is connected as such a curved RAID that only a previously warned Windows understands it.
You need to change the setting - change the SATA mode in the BIOS.
But the freaks from Acer messed up here too: this option is not displayed at all in the BIOS by default.
You need to go into the BIOS and in the Main tab press Ctrl-S . Only then will it be possible to open this trap - and after that you can put anything on it, the systems will see the disk.