Glad to hear it. Three Sabrent Rockets and no issues!
HWMonitorSMC2 can monitor their temperature; curious to see how warm (or cool) they run.
This is an interesting issue with Linux. Some comments:
- First, please see this post in the AMD Ryzen Announcement thread in which I describe my experience with triple boot (macOS, Windows, Linux).
- Because you removed all other drives when installing each O/S, Linux created an EFI partition on its own SSD. This partition contains a BOOT folder and a Linux folder (named "ubuntu" in my case).
- When you created the manual Entry in OpenCore, what is the exact Path you used?
- When I installed Linux, the Windows SSD was already installed. So Linux combined its boot loader with the Windows boot loader.
- So in the EFI partition of my Windows SSD, I see a folder structure like this:
- EFI --> BOOT
- EFI --> Microsoft
- EFI --> ubuntu
- Because both the Windows and Linux boot loaders are in the same EFI partition, OpenCore does not automatically recognize Linux. It only recognizes Windows. But Clover recognizes both Linux and Windows.
- So I added an Entry in Miscas described in the linked above. The result:
- Only my entry for Linux appears.
- Because OpenCore does not recognize Linux on its own, there is no additional Linux entry.
- Selecting the entry boots Linux just fine.
- As if that weren't enough, there's more!
- I tried to see if I could move the Linux EFI files out of the Windows SSD and onto the Linux SSD. I moved both EFI --> BOOT and EFI --> ubuntu. I also copied a Linux disk icon to the EFI partition of the Linux disk and named it ".VolumeIcon.icns".
- Now OpenCore auto-detected the Linux disk and displayed the custom Linux disk icon! But every attempt to boot that entry resulted in an OpenCore failure message right away.
- So for now I have moved the Linux EFI files back to the Windows EFI partition.
You
might be able to do this as follows (no guarantees): Set
ScanPolicy to 3841. Perhaps uncheck
OC_SCAN_ALLOW_FS_ESP as well.
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Logitech wireless mice work very well.