My system is pretty fully loaded with two CalDigit FASTA 6-GU3 Pros connected to 2 internal SSDs internally each as well as connecting to two external docks. This configuration has been in use for 4 years and very stable.
After applying the EFI patch the system started becoming unstable. No kernel dumps. The screen just depopulated app after app and turned black. I reinstalled once and it seemed stable fro a few hours, then it started again within a few hours.
The second install crashed with disk issues. Then I booted into Sierra, only the Windows disk showed, no the three others. BootCamp also does not show the other drives.
I can move that Windows disk to other ports on both cards and it will mount. External drives mounted at run time do fine.
I swapped controller ports and the Windows 10 drive always mount - so not a controller issue. The other Windows data disk did not mount, so not a matter of file types.
I pulled the SSDs and mounted them in a USB3 housing on another machines. After First Disk aid they were all fine. Of course, the system disk will need a CarbonCopy restore, the interrupted install could not recover.
I suspect with the new EFI there are timing issues ienumerating the controllers so disks do not show or function properly. For now, I pulled one of my spinners and will mount it externally. I will use an Intel slot for the system SSD after restoration.
After applying the EFI patch the system started becoming unstable. No kernel dumps. The screen just depopulated app after app and turned black. I reinstalled once and it seemed stable fro a few hours, then it started again within a few hours.
The second install crashed with disk issues. Then I booted into Sierra, only the Windows disk showed, no the three others. BootCamp also does not show the other drives.
I can move that Windows disk to other ports on both cards and it will mount. External drives mounted at run time do fine.
I swapped controller ports and the Windows 10 drive always mount - so not a controller issue. The other Windows data disk did not mount, so not a matter of file types.
I pulled the SSDs and mounted them in a USB3 housing on another machines. After First Disk aid they were all fine. Of course, the system disk will need a CarbonCopy restore, the interrupted install could not recover.
I suspect with the new EFI there are timing issues ienumerating the controllers so disks do not show or function properly. For now, I pulled one of my spinners and will mount it externally. I will use an Intel slot for the system SSD after restoration.