Hopefully this is the appropriate place to throw this but with my new build (a 3995WX and WRX80E-SAGE) I'm running in to a couple of odd issues.
Background is it's a new build but the boot drives have been moved over from a prior threadripper build. It's a triple boot setup (debian, gentoo, and windows). The first issue I'm running in to is the gentoo grub is not detected. Yeah, it's an odd setup (the debian partition is really just a I haven't cleaned it up yet holdover). If I start up efi shell I can launch it from there and that part works as expected so I would expect it's something with how it's detecting the efi bits. Oddly the debian grub is detected and it's setup is identical, except being in a different folder.
The second issue I'm running in to is regardless of if it's debian, gentoo, or various distro's install media all hang during boot. If I go gentoo via efi shell it hangs on loading of the initramfs, if I go for debian it hangs just a bit later in the process, and if I boot install media it may or may not be hanging. The one I tested was an arch install and I don't know if it hung or if it just didn't bring up the network. That's still on my list to troubleshoot.
Figured I'd through this post out there in case anyone has run in to similar issues. Random lockups or such after booting would be easier to trouble shoot but getting lockups this early in the boot process is rather unusual. FWIW the windows install boots fine and stress testing the hardware hasn't produced any issues.
Background is it's a new build but the boot drives have been moved over from a prior threadripper build. It's a triple boot setup (debian, gentoo, and windows). The first issue I'm running in to is the gentoo grub is not detected. Yeah, it's an odd setup (the debian partition is really just a I haven't cleaned it up yet holdover). If I start up efi shell I can launch it from there and that part works as expected so I would expect it's something with how it's detecting the efi bits. Oddly the debian grub is detected and it's setup is identical, except being in a different folder.
The second issue I'm running in to is regardless of if it's debian, gentoo, or various distro's install media all hang during boot. If I go gentoo via efi shell it hangs on loading of the initramfs, if I go for debian it hangs just a bit later in the process, and if I boot install media it may or may not be hanging. The one I tested was an arch install and I don't know if it hung or if it just didn't bring up the network. That's still on my list to troubleshoot.
Figured I'd through this post out there in case anyone has run in to similar issues. Random lockups or such after booting would be easier to trouble shoot but getting lockups this early in the boot process is rather unusual. FWIW the windows install boots fine and stress testing the hardware hasn't produced any issues.