Fix Corrupted NVMe Partition Table | Generated by AI

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Don’t worry — the SSD is still there, the partition table is just corrupted from the interrupted install. Let’s fix it.

In the Fedora live environment, open a terminal and run:

# Check if the disk is visible
lsblk

Tell me what you see — specifically look for the ~251 GB NVMe drive (probably nvme0n1).

If you see it, we’ll wipe the corrupted partition table and start fresh:

# Wipe the partition table completely
sudo wipefs --all /dev/nvme0n1

# Create a fresh GPT partition table
sudo parted /dev/nvme0n1 mklabel gpt

Then go back to the installer — it should see the disk again.

Also: plug in the power adapter now! Don’t run the install on battery.

What does lsblk show?

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