i did install iperf wich is in a package from add-ons.
It measures with certain commands the network speed.
I could not find a command that does give me the speed of a certain device. Or in this case the nvme bus/device.
Does anyone know what command i should use for this ?
I never have used an sd card with the pi so i cannot compare. myself, but i certainly believe you.
Just want to see what speed it is and if i could adjust it to gen3 in the config file.
thanks again !
How do you test it , is there a tool inside kodi / libre elec that can dot it ?
Now the Pi5 is running with LibreElec 
i would like to ask some questions :
- if i want to check or adjust my nvme settings , bootorder code etc, were do i go to :
With nano ? to:
- the flash/config.txt file (not much info in it at the moment) or do i have to go an rpi-eerom-config file ?
i would like to test also if the nvme drive does have the right speed now. If it is functions as a gen 2, 3 or 4 ssd nvme.
The difference between config.txt and eeprom is difficult to comprehend 
Thanks again
This morning it suddenly worked.
Everybody thanks again.
Thanks a lot for all the good advice !
I had it all working on the PC screen and LibreElec is written on the ndve drive. So thats cool !
Now connected the pi with the television, i do get an error. Has this perhaps to do with a different screen ?
Ok, i have seen the rpi-eeprom-config does have the right boot order.
Now i somehowe have to write again the image on the nvme drive from my pc ,
The nvme is still in the raspberry pi . Do i need to get it out of the pi ? ...and how to connect my pc with the raspberry ......my pc has only usb A ports.
Do i need a usb to nvme adapter for this ?
Sorry for these stupid beginner questions. This is really a learning project for me.
Perhaps i don´t understand it all and do i have to use the raspberry pi imager ?
Thank you for assisting !
I am having problems to get into the rpi -eeprom --config of the raspberry pi.
Have been into /flash.config.txt , but i don´t know if this is the same as you said.
So my question is were to find the rpi-eeprom --config file.
i will try again.
The ssd nvme is of course 1tb instead 1 TB.
Hi !
My idea was to install libreelec on a 1gb internal nvme m2 ssd drive (wd black sn770) with the latest raspberry pi 5 8gb.
I had the image LE file on the usb stick , started the pi up with the stick in and expected to see a menu were i could install LE on the nvme ssd . But i ended up installing the latest version just on the usb stick
itself, i guess. Without the stick kodi does not run.
In kodi (on the tv) menu system info / storage / i have now this (with usb stick (32gb) plugged in tv) :
/dev/sda1 size 511.7M used 145M available 366.4M mounted on / flash
/dev/sda2 seize 27.76G used 11.8M available 27.76M mounted on / storage
So my question is how can i get kodi / libreelec on the ssd drive? What went wrong ?
