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1 HN user recommended this between 2021 and 2022, in 2 comments.
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I recently had nearly the opposite experience. I was upgrading a Linux server to a new motherboard with a NVMe SSD from and old one with a SATA3 SSD attached. To see how things would go, I imaged the old SATA3 SSD onto a USB3/NVMe adapter (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z8Y85GL) and tried booting the new system from USB. It actually came up working, so next I figured I would need to remove the NVMe SSD from the USB3 adapter and install it in the motherboard slot, boot the system from a different USB drive, and then once again image the NVMe SSD from the old SATA3 drive. (I had read that the USB3/NVMe adapter accessed the SSD in a way that was incompatible with the motherboard.) So I installed the NVMe SSD in the new motherboard and powered it up just for giggles. To my great surprise, it booted normally and everything was fine! (Oh, and my SSD access speeds went from 500MB/s on the old system to 2GB/s on the new one.)
I don't know about 2230, but I have used this with the 2280 form factor.
I have used this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z8Y85GL/
It works, but it runs hot so I added one of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WJVFQQ9
I've tested it with 8TB nvme flash. Don't know if it can support anything higher.