Stuck with an SSD previously formatted with Btrfs

A man who spent the night with just an SSD. Hello, I'm incompetent.

I got deeply stuck trying to install Artix Linux on a 1TB SSD I bought a few months ago. By the way, it's still not resolved.

First, to begin with

Connected the SSD via USB and confirmed it was formatted.

Then, when I installed Artix Linux, something happened.

When I tried to format with ext4 and install, it threw an error, oh no!

I couldn't write anything. Ugh! This is going to be troublesome!

What I Tried

By the way, I forgot it was formatted with Btrfs and wasted about 3-4 hours just to figure that out.

First, I tried deleting partitions with fdisk, but it threw an error and couldn't process.

Deleting MBR and GPT with gparted

sudo gdisk /dev/sdc
o // create a new empty GUID partition table (GPT)
n // create a new parition
w // write table to disk and exit

Format with btrfs

sudo mkfs.btrfs

I was able to format and write to it, but when I connect it via SATA to the PC where I plan to install it, it somehow gets stuck at the BIOS screen.

fsck command

I forgot what I typed, but I performed a similar repair, and the Btrfs format was completed, and I could write to it, but it still got stuck at the BIOS screen.

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=512 count=1

I tried various things, but it didn't work...

Currently, I can check the disk via USB connection, but it stops at the BIOS.

Hmm, it's frustrating...