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Same issue - I have tried setting up the BIOS to support the thunderbolt dock and appears to work flawlessly until you disconnect and reconnect. After this the screens are all connected without issue but anything connected via USB will fail (usually not immediately) and the kernel is clearly not happy and usually ends up in a total crash.
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Same issue - I have tried setting up the BIOS to support the thunderbolt dock and appears to work flawlessly until you disconnect and reconnect. After this the screens are all connected without issue but anything connected via USB will fail (usually not immediately) and the kernel is clearly not happy and usually ends up in a total crash.
W747
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June 18th, 2021 06:00
I eventually solved this by changing Thunderbolt to BIOS assist enumeration instead of "auto".