Thanks for your help…I actually think I found the issue in the BIOS settings. Under Secure Boot settings there are 2 modes Deployment and Audit. Deployment fully vets boot security and audit just logs it, so I believe it was blocking the NIC after the initial PXE boot. Thanks for the quick response.
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RE: Kernel Build that supports USB-C NICposted in Hardware Compatibility
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Kernel Build that supports USB-C NICposted in Hardware Compatibility
Got the system up and running great and then got new Dell laptops with BIOS 1.5.0. Previous 1.3.0 builds were able to image through USB 3.0 dongle, Thunderbolt dock and USB-C dongle. With the revision no longer working through USB-C and I had to add the kernel argument has_usb_nic=1 to get USB 3 to start working (wonky at best usually needs a couple of tries). The Device iD is
USB\VID_0BDA&PID_8153&REV_3000
USB\VID_0BDA&PID_8153
…should I be seeing support for that in kernel 4.19.1? It’s not a game ender. I just purchased several of the USB-C dongles to support the roll out and wonder if I should return them.