10:19:03 <szilard> Hi.
10:20:41 <szilard> I have OmniOS installed on my Lenovo Thinkcentre M710q Tiny. I have used a usb3 drive as install media, but I wasn't able to boot from it as the bootloader panicked (not found rootdisk or similar), so I had to connect the install drive via a USB2 hub.
10:21:22 <szilard> I have installed OmniOS onto the internal NVME SSD, so now it boots just fine, however the issue with the USB ports are not yet over.
10:22:34 <szilard> I've bought a cheap dual-NVME USB enclosure to extend the available space for some non important stuff. The enclosure similar to this: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71M0hkwNngL._AC_SX679_.jpg
10:23:18 <szilard> It is basically 2 NVME enclosure, molded together, there is no logical connection between the 2 drive. They conencted with separate USB cables to the host.
10:24:31 <szilard> If I attach the enclosure with the 2 cable to the machine while it is powered off, it will not recognize them during the boot. If I attach it while the OS is running it will be detected and can be used.
10:26:01 <szilard> I have updated the firmware fo the enclosure, but I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but I suspect the real issue buried somewhere in the USB3 support in OmniOS/Illumos, as the enclosure was detected just fine using other operating systems.
10:26:10 <szilard> Can you give me any hint?
11:12:34 <megaTherion> hi
12:52:46 <szilard> hi