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Thunderbolt dock causes kernel panic #47
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Hello did you manage to find a fix |
I can confirm that this issue is still present on Big Sur. I'm using a Pluggable TBT3-UDV. Here's my log (with symbols included): (this is an older screenshot, but the panic message is still the same today). The dock also shows up as USB3.0 Controller. Behavior of loading in IOElectrify.kext is also exactly the same as @niuzehao described. |
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UeWnPY8lFeTMbvghDQmQYHIY9q4ObmGU/view?usp=sharing |
Can you tried this efi ??? My usb C work normally. But i dont the thunderbolt device to test thunderbolt 3 |
I have an HP Thunderbolt 3 Dock that I want to try but I don't use Clover. I'm using the-darkvoid's EFI for OpenCore 0.5.8 exactly as is but The TB3 device isn't being detected. Can you see if you can create an EFI for OpenCore? |
Sure but i think we should talk in facebook. It will be more comfortable |
Hi Quert!
First thanks for your hard work! I've tried the latest repo with OpenCore for a while and it works out great.
Problems happen when I tried a thunderbolt 3 Dock (Model: Dell TB16) recently. Plugging in the dock, the HDMI/DP/Ethernet/USB/audio ports works fine, but the dock is recognized as a USB3.0 Controller.
However, plugging out the dock always causes a kernel panic.
I've also tried to add IOElectrify.kext that enables always-on power to Intel Thunderbolt hardware, was tested on a Dell XPS 9360 and compatible with OpenCore. This time, the express card symbol does not appear in the system tray at all, and only the HDMI/DP/charging port on the dock seems to work.
There is no issue with a USB-C dock (Model: CFORCE CF001). Plugging in and out works smoothly. Note that the USB-C dock is recognized as a thunderbolt dock in the system info.
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