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An update for those who may be interested.
Having found the tip to insert a USB stick into a 2.0 slot as it booted from Clover off the system disk, and having installed Paragon NTFS driver for Seagate drives in case my Expansion Drives were not being properly recognised, I found I could get both drives on the desktop. But only for about 10 seconds and the unit then spontaneously reboot.
So I unpowered the USB 3.0 drives and then powered up the PC with the USB stick in a 2.0 slot. I powered up the USB 3.0 drives once on the desktop but again I got a reboot after 10 seconds.
So I then booted without the USB stick and with the external drives unpowered. Once on the desktop I powered up the 3.0 USB drives and they appeared on the desktop. What! Yay! But wait. 10 seconds and reboot. Mmmmm.
I then uninstalled the 1.2.11 GenericUSBXHCI kext in favour of the 1.2.7 that I knew was Ok on Mavericks and Yosemite. I went through the same processes as above.
Well, no matter whether I boot with or without a USB stick in a 2.0 slot, if the USB 3.0 drives are powered on as the unit boots, there will be a reboot after 10 seconds.
However, I booted without a USB stick in a 2.0 slot, and only powered up the 3.0 drives once the desktop was loaded. The drives were mounted by the Paragon drivers (as all previous times), but this time I have the PC stable. No reboots. 2 x USB 3.0 external drives sweetly sat on the desktop. Not sure what speed they may actually be connected or operate at, bit that's progress. Not sure if the above will give anyone a bit of hope to try getting their 3.0 drives to work.
Having found the tip to insert a USB stick into a 2.0 slot as it booted from Clover off the system disk, and having installed Paragon NTFS driver for Seagate drives in case my Expansion Drives were not being properly recognised, I found I could get both drives on the desktop. But only for about 10 seconds and the unit then spontaneously reboot.
So I unpowered the USB 3.0 drives and then powered up the PC with the USB stick in a 2.0 slot. I powered up the USB 3.0 drives once on the desktop but again I got a reboot after 10 seconds.
So I then booted without the USB stick and with the external drives unpowered. Once on the desktop I powered up the 3.0 USB drives and they appeared on the desktop. What! Yay! But wait. 10 seconds and reboot. Mmmmm.
I then uninstalled the 1.2.11 GenericUSBXHCI kext in favour of the 1.2.7 that I knew was Ok on Mavericks and Yosemite. I went through the same processes as above.
Well, no matter whether I boot with or without a USB stick in a 2.0 slot, if the USB 3.0 drives are powered on as the unit boots, there will be a reboot after 10 seconds.
However, I booted without a USB stick in a 2.0 slot, and only powered up the 3.0 drives once the desktop was loaded. The drives were mounted by the Paragon drivers (as all previous times), but this time I have the PC stable. No reboots. 2 x USB 3.0 external drives sweetly sat on the desktop. Not sure what speed they may actually be connected or operate at, bit that's progress. Not sure if the above will give anyone a bit of hope to try getting their 3.0 drives to work.