Steps to Reproduce:
- Boot / Wake
- See External SSD Missing from /media
Expected Behavior:
The drive to consistently be mounted.
Actual Behavior:
The drive is, more often than not, nonexistent to Linux. Not in Nemo, Disks, or GParted.
Additional Information:
I have an external Samsung T7 SSD. After upgrading to Linux Mint 22, it no longer mounts or is even visible. It doesn't show up in Disks or gparted. Sometimes when I boot into Mint 22, I'll get the CTRL-C to skip filesystem checks message. When I hit ESC to see what's going on, I get the screenshot. Interestingly, after I took the screenshot, when I got into the desktop environment, I had the SSD just fine.
From what I've gathered, some of this has to do with too much power draw to USB, but it worked prior to Linux Mint 22. I tried doing the below based on some forum posts, but it didn't help (and I'm not entirely sure how to undo it or if I need to).
echo Y | sudo tee /sys/module/usbcore/parameters/old_scheme_first
I also have a Blue Yeti Nano microphone that used to have problems with pulseaudio and kinda sometimes has problems with pipewire now. I used to run pulseaudio -k when it would act up and now, with pipewire, I run systemctl --user restart with a bunch of stuff. Not sure if maybe that's causing issues with USB? I'm trying my darndest to stick with Linux Mint, but I'm not sure how to fix these issues. Any help would be greatly appreciated.