NAS-129539 / 24.10 / always show rear nvme on m-series #13964
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Platform team notified us of a particular gen3 m40 SKU that actually has 4-rear nvme drive bays supported. The proposed and agreed upon solution is to always report 4 rear nvme drive bays for all mseries platforms since they all "have them" but some of them do not have the pcie switch that cables those bays up. The ones that do not have the pcie switch will still show 4 bays but they will always be empty. Not the most elegant but is the best solution.