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Similar history including gentoo and distcc to speed up openoffice and x11 compiles with a pile of old computers.
Put linux on a PC laptop and it just so happens the NVMe controller in conjunction with the kernel driver has some glitch that causes the hard drive to fall off the bus forever. No big deal...
It's great seeing a bunch of
nvme nvme0: I/O (number) (I/O Cmd) QID 10 timeout, abortingthenreset controllerthenremoving after probeannnd data loss. Didn't have the patience to figure out the bug in the driver right now. Maybe someday.