Hi maybl8,
:(, think two commands of find not work on slitaz ?
find /sys | grep drivers.*06CB:CD4F
find /sys | grep drivers.*SYNA329A:00
In case not specially time for your laptop, hope could be help other user with similar hardware.
If understand, on your usb, you already have other OS, in case bootloader also ?
You can use tazinst cli with tips to use "usb" install type.
When you are on slitaz live, open sakura terminal and do root with "su -"
Create install-nvme file with this content
# SliTaz Installer setup file.
#
# Install type : [cdrom|usb|iso|web|weboot]
INST_TYPE="usb"
# Install source
# usb:/dev/xxx, ex: SRC_FILE=/dev/sdb1
# iso:file.iso, ex: SRC_FILE=~/slitaz.3.0.iso
# web: url, ex: SRC_FILE=http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/cooking/slitaz-cooking.iso
# web: predefined mirrors (stable|cooking|rolling), ex: SRC_FILE=cooking
SRC_FILE="/dev/sdd1" ### < here is fictif usb device
# Install Target (Root Partition, ex /dev/hda5).
TGT_PARTITION="/dev/nvme0n1p10" ### < ensure is right partition
# Target File system.
# SliTaz uses ext3 by default but another filesystem can be used if wanted,
# for this please adjust your /etc/fstab after installation. Valid options are:
# (btrfs|ext2|ext3|ext4|fat16|fat32|hfs|hfs+|jfs|ntfs|reiser4|reiserfs|ufs|xfs)
TGT_FS="ext4"
# Home partition.
# On most GNU/Linux systems users personal files are stored in the directory
# /home. Home can be on another hard disk or on a separate partition.
TGT_HOME=""
# Home File system (if /home is on a separate partition)
TGT_HOME_FS=""
# Hostname
TGT_HOSTNAME="slitaz"
# root password
# The root administrator privilege lets you manage and configure the full
# system. A root user can damage your system so you should always setup a
# strong password with special characters and/or numbers.
TGT_ROOT_PWD="<replace_with_choose_root_password"
# The default user for the system will have his personal files stored
# in /home/*user* (and will be automatically added to the audio group).
TGT_USER="<replace_with_choose_username>"
TGT_USER_PWD="<replace_with_choose_password>"
# Grub bootloader
# install grub [yes|no]
TGT_GRUB="no"
# Windows dual-boot
# Dual boot is disabled if WINBOOT is empty: TGT_WINBOOT=""
# You may let tazinst find your win partition, mode=auto: TGT_WINBOOT="auto"
# or use manual setting: "hd[disk],[partition]" ex:TGT_WINBOOT=hd0,0
TGT_WINBOOT=""
Now we do create necessary stuff for tazinst :
mkdir /home/boot
mount /dev/sda /mnt
cp /mnt/boot/bzImage /home/boot/
cp /mnt/boot/rootfs.gz /home/boot/
umount /mnt
Install SliTaz on /dev/nvme0n1p10 :)
tazinst-stable install install-nvme
Adjust your bootloader config to have entry for SliTaz :
set root=(your_nvme_partition)
linux /boot/vmlinuz-5.10.215-slitaz64 root=/dev/nvme0n1p10 ro
Suggest to use tazinst-stable-msrv in attachment, i use it for install SliTaz on mini computers i use as server (nvme disk and grub2).
Put in as /usr/sbin/tazinst-stable (i add .txt extension unless is deny)