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My one use case was hotplugging my Apple TB2 gigabit ethernet adaptors. I know those work(ed) on Linux with Intel TB2, but TB3 no dice. It has been a couple kernel versions ago that I last tried to make it work, so I guess I should test it again.
I don't particularly care about hotplugging, so if things do work from a cold boot that's enough... Than again I guess this all also depends on the firmware and hardware involved, so it might be different for different machines.
Yeah I’m not sure. Honestly I never got it working from a cold boot either, but I’m not sure I tried very hard to get it working. I really just need to test every combination again with the most recent kernel.
Closing the loop on this: at some point it magically started working. I’m sure I have some hard-working Linux kernel developer to thank! Even hotplug seems to work fine. Definitely the highest-quality hotpluggable Eth device I have, too, so I am happy to get it working again.pic.twitter.com/SHFaIl5r2A
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