steamos: /dev/nvme0n1 does not exist -- no nvme drive detected

[Mushroom Cult]

Hi, i can install steamos and have problem. After installing steamos on the pendrive and turning on steamos on the pc, when I want to install it, I get the following message: /dev/nvme0n1 does not exist -- no nvme drive detected. My pc have disk hdd and ssd. https://i.imgur.com/m1bYm6H.jpeg

[Cathulhu]

The current SteamOS distributed by Valve is only for the SteamDeck device and not compatible with "standard" desktop or laptop PCs.

[Mushroom Cult]

what if I had an nvme disk?

[Cathulhu]

Irrelevant. SteamOS 3 is only compatible with SteamDeck.

[Mushroom Cult]

ok ty, and do you know which one from pc?

[Cathulhu]

That sentence doesn't make any sense.
But right now there is no SteamOS compatible with desktop PCs or laptops.
Technically there is SteamOS2, but it is so outdated that i simply can not recommend it.

Any modern Linux distro with Steam in Big Picture mode will more or less give a similar experience as SteamOS.

[Dextor_HS1]

hmm interesting because ive installed on many laptops and pcs for the hell of it

[Dextor_HS1]

using the bazzite iso

[Dextor_HS1]

which registers as a steam deck
you can find the iso by simply searching bazzite iso
so yes there are compatible iso

[Adam]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.