I struggled with a 512GB Buffalo DriveStation Mini Thunderbolt Dual-SSD Drive Raid-Enabled Solution aka SSD-WA512T from OWC.
Talked to Buffalo tech-support. Buffalo's tech-support is terrible, so I returned the device the OWC.
I purchased an OWC ThunderBay 4 mini RAID and 2x Samsung 850 Pro 512GB SSD's (MZ-7KE512BW).
Wound up having similar issues with the new configuration, which prompted me to experiment with using different Thunderbolt ports on my Late 2013 Mac Pro.
Turns out I see very different behavior, depending on what's plugged-in where.
I've been poking around in Google, but so-far I haven't seen anything that explains these differences.
Is the way the Thunderbolt bus is initially scanned to determine boot-devices documented anywhere?
Talked to Buffalo tech-support. Buffalo's tech-support is terrible, so I returned the device the OWC.
I purchased an OWC ThunderBay 4 mini RAID and 2x Samsung 850 Pro 512GB SSD's (MZ-7KE512BW).
Wound up having similar issues with the new configuration, which prompted me to experiment with using different Thunderbolt ports on my Late 2013 Mac Pro.
Turns out I see very different behavior, depending on what's plugged-in where.
I've been poking around in Google, but so-far I haven't seen anything that explains these differences.
Is the way the Thunderbolt bus is initially scanned to determine boot-devices documented anywhere?